Lexus TX Lemon Law

Yes. A significant loss of EV range due to a high-voltage battery defect is considered a substantial impairment of your vehicle's value and use. Under the Song-Beverly Act, if Lexus cannot restore the battery performance after a reasonable number of repair attempts, you may qualify for a full refund or replacement TX.

Under the Song-Beverly Act, if your TX has been out of service for a cumulative total of 30 or more calendar days due to warranty repairs, a presumption arises that the vehicle is a lemon. These days do not need to be consecutive. Keep records of every date your vehicle was dropped off and picked up from the dealership.

Yes. Intermittent defects are still covered under the Song-Beverly Act as long as they substantially impair the use, value, or safety of your TX. The challenge is documentation, so make sure to bring the vehicle in each time the issue occurs and describe the symptoms in detail on every repair order.

Yes. The Song-Beverly Act covers all components and features that came with your TX from the factory, including power-folding seats, infotainment systems, and driver assistance features. If a factory-installed feature has a recurring defect that the dealer cannot fix, it can support a Lemon Law claim if it substantially impairs the vehicle's use or value.