Porsche Macan Lemon Law

A dealer stating that a defect is a normal characteristic does not waive your rights under the Song-Beverly Act. If the PDK shudder substantially impairs your Macan's use or value, and the dealer has failed to repair it after a reasonable number of attempts, you likely have a valid claim. Obtain written documentation each time you present the vehicle for this concern.

Most Song-Beverly Act claims against Porsche are resolved within three to six months once an attorney sends a demand letter to Porsche Cars North America. If the manufacturer refuses to settle and the case proceeds to litigation, it may take twelve months or longer. California law requires the manufacturer to pay your attorney fees if you prevail.

Yes. The Song-Beverly Act protects lessees to the same extent as purchasers in California. If your leased Macan has a substantial warranty defect that the dealer cannot repair, you may be entitled to a refund of all lease payments made plus the return of any down payment or trade-in equity. The lease contract will be terminated at no cost to you.

There is no specific mileage cap under the Song-Beverly Act, but the defect must first appear during the manufacturer's original warranty period. For the Macan, the Porsche New Vehicle Limited Warranty covers 4 years or 50,000 miles. Claims are strongest when the defect is reported early and documented with multiple repair attempts.