Ferrari SF90 Spider Lemon Law

Engine stalling in traffic is a serious safety hazard that constitutes a substantial defect under the Song-Beverly Act. A vehicle that stalls unexpectedly puts the driver and other road users at risk. If the dealer has been unable to resolve this, you likely have a strong lemon law claim for your SF90 Spider.

Document every instance of hybrid fault codes, including dates, driving conditions, and any warning messages displayed. Have the dealer diagnose and attempt repairs each time. Under the Song-Beverly Act, a pattern of recurring hybrid system failures strengthens your lemon law claim significantly.

Yes. The Song-Beverly Act does not require that all repair attempts be for the same defect. If your SF90 Spider has multiple substantial defects that collectively impair its use, value, or safety, and the combined repair visits exceed a reasonable number, you may qualify for a lemon law buyback.

While Ferrari may offer an arbitration or dispute resolution program, participation is generally voluntary under California law. You are not required to go through the manufacturer's arbitration before filing a lemon law claim under the Song-Beverly Act. However, consulting an attorney about your options is always recommended.