Mitsubishi Outlander Sport Lemon Law

Yes, this likely qualifies. California's Song-Beverly Act generally considers two or more repair attempts for the same warranty defect as a reasonable number of attempts. With three failed repairs for the same engine oil consumption problem, you have strong grounds for a lemon law claim. Contact a lemon law attorney to evaluate your case at no upfront cost.

Yes. The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act applies equally to leased and purchased vehicles in California. As a lessee, you are entitled to the same protections, including a refund of all lease payments made, your down payment, and any associated costs. The leasing company will also have its interest addressed as part of the resolution.

Potentially, yes. If the defect first appeared and was reported during the warranty period, you may still have a valid Song-Beverly claim even if the warranty has since expired. California courts look at when the defect originated, not when the lawsuit is filed. You have up to four years from discovering the defect to pursue your claim.

No. Under California's Song-Beverly Act, the manufacturer is required to pay your reasonable attorney fees and costs if you prevail in your lemon law case. Most lemon law attorneys take these cases on a contingency basis, meaning you pay nothing out of pocket. This provision was designed to ensure consumers can access legal representation regardless of financial means.