Lamborghini Urus Performante Lemon Law

Yes. An excessive cabin noise that impairs the comfort and usability of the vehicle can constitute a substantial defect under the Song-Beverly Act. If the dealer has been unable to eliminate the drone after multiple attempts, your vehicle may qualify as a lemon.

Yes. On a high-end vehicle like the Urus Performante, delaminating carbon-fiber trim substantially impairs the vehicle's value. If the defect is covered by warranty and the dealer cannot permanently fix it, you have a viable claim under the Song-Beverly Act.

The Song-Beverly Act requires a refund of the actual price paid plus collateral charges, minus a mileage offset. If you owe more than the vehicle's purchase price due to negative equity rolled into the loan, the excess may not be covered. An attorney can clarify what is owed in your case.

California law does not require you to use the manufacturer's arbitration program before filing a lawsuit. While Lamborghini may have a dispute resolution process, participation is voluntary. You can proceed directly with a Lemon Law claim through the courts.