Lamborghini Lemon Law Attorney in California

Some owners assume lemon law is only for everyday commuter cars. It is not. California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act covers new vehicles sold with a manufacturer's warranty, and that includes a Lamborghini Urus, Huracan, Revuelto or Temerario. If your car keeps going back to the dealer for the same problem, the law treats it the same way it would treat any other new vehicle.

This page is for Lamborghini owners and lessees in California who are dealing with a defect that has not been fixed. With a vehicle at this price, the refund in a buyback can be significant, and the stakes of getting the paperwork right are high. Our California lemon law attorney team reviews exotic and high-end vehicle cases at no cost to you.

Lamborghini Warranty Coverage and Lemon Law

Lamborghini's official website states that new vehicles come with a three-year, unlimited-mileage warranty, starting from the delivery date and under normal conditions of use. The site also notes that warranty conditions may vary by country, so the booklet delivered with your car controls.

Lamborghini also offers coverage through its Selezione Lamborghini certified pre-owned program. According to Lamborghini, Selezione cars receive an additional warranty of at least 12 months, covering parts and labor with original spare parts, after passing a multi-point inspection. Eligibility depends on the car's age and mileage.

Newer Lamborghini models use hybrid powertrains. We could not confirm separate high-voltage battery or hybrid component terms for the U.S. from an official Lamborghini source, so check your warranty booklet or ask your dealer in writing.

How the warranty connects to your claim

With unlimited mileage for three years, a Lamborghini driven often still has full coverage. What matters for lemon law is that you reported the defect while the warranty was in effect. A problem first reported in year two can still support a claim later. After Rodriguez v. FCA US (2024), ordinary used cars without the new-car warranty generally no longer qualify. A Selezione certified pre-owned car, a demo, or a dealer vehicle can, and our firm takes those cases.

Lamborghini Recalls and Complaints by the Numbers

From our database of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration records for the 2021 and newer model years:

• 8 owner complaints filed with NHTSA

Most common complaint areas

Common Lamborghini Problems in Recalls and Complaints

According to NHTSA recall and complaint data, Lamborghini has no recalls listed since the 2021 model year. Owners have filed 8 complaints with NHTSA over that period. That is a small number, which makes sense for a low-volume brand, and it means the public data cannot show broad patterns.

Here is how those 8 complaints break down. The electrical system accounts for 2. Engine, structure, vehicle speed control, service brakes, visibility and wipers, and "unknown or other" each account for 1. By model, 6 complaints involve the Urus and 2 involve the Huracan.

A missing recall does not mean a car cannot be a lemon. Most lemon law cases do not involve a recall at all. They involve a defect covered by the warranty that the dealer has not fixed after a reasonable number of attempts. On a high-performance car, that could be an electrical fault that triggers warnings, a transmission that shifts poorly, a lift system that fails, or brakes that make noise or feel wrong. What matters is your repair history, not how many other owners filed complaints.

How a Lamborghini Lemon Law Claim Works

Lamborghini warranty service is performed by official Lamborghini dealers and authorized service points. In California, many owners have only a few dealers to choose from, so a car may sit for a while waiting for a technician or parts. Each visit should produce a repair order. Ask for a copy before you take the car back, and read it carefully.

What to check on each repair order

• Your complaint is written the way you described it.
• The mileage and dates in and out are correct.
• Any parts that were ordered, and the date they arrived, are noted.
• The work performed, including any software update, is listed.

In our experience, days your car spends at the dealer waiting for parts count toward the 30-day out-of-service presumption. For low-volume vehicles, parts may need to be shipped from overseas, so those days can add up.

Read your Lamborghini warranty booklet, or let us review it for you.

The legal standard

California presumes a car is a lemon if, within 18 months or 18,000 miles, the same defect was repaired 4 or more times, a defect likely to cause death or serious bodily injury was repaired 2 or more times, or the car was out of service more than 30 days in total. The presumption is one way to prove a case, not the only one. A willful violation can add a civil penalty of up to two times your actual damages, and under Civil Code 1794(d) the manufacturer pays attorney fees.

In our experience, the biggest mistake owners of weekend and collector cars make is waiting too long. If you drive the car only occasionally, it is tempting to ignore a warning light until the next outing. Report it promptly. The mileage offset is measured from the first visit where you reported the problem. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. You can estimate what a refund might look like with our lemon law calculator.

Popular Lamborghini Models We Handle

Figures below are since the 2021 model year, according to NHTSA recall and complaint data.

Lamborghini Urus

The Urus is Lamborghini's high-performance SUV, with four doors and room for passengers and cargo. It is driven more often than most Lamborghinis, and it accounts for 6 of the brand's 8 complaints. No Urus recalls are listed in that period.

Lamborghini Huracan

The Huracan is a mid-engine, V10 sports car. It accounts for the other 2 complaints, with no recalls listed.

Newer models

We also review claims on newer Lamborghini models, including hybrid models. If your car is under the factory warranty and the dealer cannot fix a defect, it may qualify no matter which model it is.

California Lemon Law for Lamborghini Owners

The Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act protects Lamborghini owners and lessees in California. If Lamborghini or its authorized repair facilities cannot fix a warranty defect after a reasonable number of attempts, the manufacturer must repurchase or replace the vehicle (Civil Code 1793.2(d)).

A vehicle is presumed to be a lemon if, within 18 months or 18,000 miles of delivery, the same problem was repaired 4 or more times, a defect that could cause death or serious injury was repaired 2 or more times, or the vehicle was out of service for repairs for more than 30 days in total (Civil Code 1793.22). Many vehicles outside that window still qualify while they are under warranty. New, leased, certified pre-owned, demo and dealer vehicles can qualify; ordinary used cars without a new-car warranty generally no longer do after Rodriguez v. FCA US (2024).

What you can recover

• Buyback: your down payment, payments, taxes and fees, minus a mileage offset, with the loan or lease paid off.
• Replacement with a comparable new vehicle.
• Cash and keep: a cash settlement while you keep the vehicle.
• Civil penalty of up to two times your damages if the manufacturer willfully failed to comply (Civil Code 1794(c)).

What it costs

You pay nothing, win or lose. We are paid only if you win, and the manufacturer pays our fees, including in settlements. If a case is lost, our firm covers the costs.

Estimate your refund with the California lemon law calculator, read how a California lemon law attorney can help, or visit our Los Angeles lemon law attorney page. Call 877-536-6620 for a free case review.

Lamborghini Lemon Law FAQ

Does California lemon law cover a Lamborghini?

Yes. Song-Beverly covers new vehicles sold with a manufacturer's warranty, regardless of price. A Lamborghini with a warranty defect the dealer cannot fix can qualify for a buyback or replacement.

Lamborghini has no recalls on my model. Can I still have a lemon law case?

Yes. Most lemon law cases do not involve a recall. What counts is a warranty defect that has not been fixed after a reasonable number of repair attempts.

How long is the Lamborghini new car warranty?

Lamborghini's website lists a three-year, unlimited-mileage warranty from the delivery date. Conditions can vary by country, so check the booklet that came with your car.

Does a Selezione certified pre-owned Lamborghini qualify?

It can. Certified pre-owned vehicles sold with manufacturer warranty coverage may qualify, while ordinary used cars without that coverage generally no longer do after Rodriguez v. FCA US.

My Urus has been at the dealer for weeks waiting for parts. Do those days count?

In our experience, yes. Days out of service waiting for parts can count toward the 30-day presumption, so keep track of every day the car is gone.

How do I pay for a lawyer on a Lamborghini lemon law case?

You pay nothing, win or lose. We are paid only if you win, and the manufacturer pays our fees, including in settlements. If a case is lost, our firm covers the costs.