Infiniti Lemon Law Attorney

Yes, CVT transmission defects are among the most common Lemon Law claims involving Infiniti vehicles in California. Under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, if your Infiniti QX50, QX55, or QX60 has experienced repeated CVT shuddering, hesitation, or failure while still under the manufacturer's warranty, you may be entitled to a replacement vehicle or a full refund. California law generally considers a vehicle a lemon if the manufacturer has been unable to repair a substantial defect after a reasonable number of attempts, typically two or more for safety-related issues.

Absolutely. The Direct Adaptive Steering system in the Infiniti Q50 and Q60 is an electronic steer-by-wire system, and defects in this system are considered safety-related under California Lemon Law. If your dealer has attempted to repair steering feedback loss, unintended inputs, or related warning lights multiple times without success, the Song-Beverly Act may entitle you to a buyback or replacement. Safety defects typically require fewer repair attempts, sometimes as few as two, before a vehicle qualifies as a lemon in California.

Air suspension failures in the Infiniti QX80 are a well-documented issue and can absolutely form the basis of a California Lemon Law claim. If your QX80 is sagging, displaying ride height warnings, or requiring repeated air strut or compressor replacements while under warranty, the vehicle may qualify as a lemon. Under the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, Infiniti must either repurchase or replace your vehicle if they cannot repair a warranty-covered defect within a reasonable number of attempts. Lion Lemon can evaluate your repair history at no cost to determine your eligibility.

Excessive oil consumption in Infiniti models equipped with the VQ37VHR engine can qualify for a Lemon Law claim if the issue substantially impairs the vehicle's use, value, or safety while under the manufacturer's warranty. California courts have recognized that burning a quart of oil every 1,000 miles or less is a defect that goes beyond normal consumption. If Infiniti has been unable to fix the oil consumption problem after multiple repair attempts, including piston ring replacements or short block replacements, the Song-Beverly Act protects your right to a refund or replacement.

No. Under California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act, the manufacturer is required to pay your attorney fees if you prevail in a Lemon Law case. This means you can hire Lion Lemon to represent you with zero out-of-pocket costs. Our firm works on a contingency basis for all Infiniti Lemon Law claims, so there is no financial risk to you. If we do not win your case, you owe us nothing. This fee-shifting provision was specifically designed by the California Legislature to ensure consumers have access to legal representation against large automakers.