Range Rover Lemon Law Lawyer in California

Originally from England, Range Rover is a model of Land Rover and is a luxury SUV brand known for producing dependable and rugged four-wheel drive vehicles for over 70 years. However, if your Range Rover is still under warranty and experiencing recurring mechanical issues shortly after purchase, it may qualify as a lemon.

Remember, if a dealership sold you a lemon, you have the right to take action.

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Is Your Range Rover a Lemon?

A ‘lemon’ is defined as a vehicle with major defects or malfunctions. If you were promised a reliable Range Rover but started experiencing performance or safety issues soon after purchase, you may have bought a lemon.

Lemons can lead to serious injury. Range Rover models that have qualified as lemons include

  • Range Rover
  • Range Rover Evoque
  • Range Rover Velar
  • Range Rover Sport

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Common Lemon Law Defects in Range Rovers

While vehicles have come a long way in terms of quality and safety, occasional manufacturing defects still happen. According to California’s Department of Consumer Affairs, the lemon law applies to both new and used vehicles covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.

If your Range Rover is experiencing any of the following issues, you could be eligible for a full refund or replacement:

Electrical problems.

Range Rover owners frequently report issues with the electrical system, including the battery, alternator, and starter motor.

Transmission malfunctions.

While Range Rovers are equipped with advanced transmission systems, they are often prone to problems such as shifting issues and fluid leaks

Engine problems.

Oil leaks and timing chain issues can lead to hazardous driving conditions.

Faulty climate control system.

An AC system that can’t be repaired after several attempts and significantly affects the car’s usability can cause long-term issues.

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Range Rover Recalls

Carbon Dioxide Emissions

Range Rover recalled over 44,000 vehicles in 2019 because their CO2 emissions exceeded the limits set by environmental standards. This issue not only harms the environment but also negatively impacts fuel economy and can cause long-term engine problems.

Airbag Malfunction

In 2016, Range Rover faced issues and were recalled due to a problem with the airbag inflator initiators. This defect could prevent the airbags from deploying during an accident, posing a serious risk of injury to passengers.

Range Rover Lemon Law Buyback

If it’s determined that your Range Rover is a lemon and still under warranty, the manufacturer is required to buy it back. This buyback includes reimbursement for the full purchase price, along with sales tax, license, and registration fees. 

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How Long Do I Have to File a Claim Against Range Rover?

In California, you have up to four years to file a lemon law claim, but it’s best not to delay. The sooner you file, the better your chances of securing the maximum compensation. 

The statute of limitations typically starts when your vehicle’s new car warranty ends. Waiting too long could mean missing out on a cash settlement for your Range Rover.

Do California Lemon Laws Apply to Used and Leased Cars?

Lemon laws also apply to used and leased vehicles, though the compensation you receive may differ. If you’ve leased a Range Rover, you could be eligible for reimbursement of the payments you’ve made and a buyout of the remaining lease agreement. 

  • For those who purchased a used Range Rover, you might qualify for compensation if:
    The Range Rover is still covered by its original warranty. 
  • The Range Rover was sold with a valid written factory warranty.

Get Maximum Reward for Your Range Rover Lemon

If your Range Rover qualifies as a lemon, you are entitled to compensation. We understand that purchasing a vehicle is one of the largest financial decisions you’ll make—so if your investment turns out to be a lemon, we’re here to help. We’ve secured over $100 million in settlements for our clients, thanks to:
  • Our skilled lemon law attorneys
  • A proven track record of success
  • No fees unless we win your case

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Range Rover Lemon Law FAQs

A Range Rover qualifies as a lemon if it has substantial defects that affect its use, value, or safety and if those defects cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts under the manufacturer’s warranty.

Yes, if the lemon law claim is successful and you decide to opt for a buyback, it is required to return the defective Range Rover to the manufacturer in exchange for compensation.

If you suspect your Range Rover to be a lemon, it is important to keep all detailed records of repair attempts, communications with the dealership/manufacturer, and seek advice from a lemon law attorney to protect and guide you through the process.
Yes! The California Lemon Law may cover used Range Rover vehicles as long as they are still under the original manufacturer’s warranty or were sold with a valid written factory warranty.
There’s no upfront cost to hire a lemon law attorney for your Range Rover case with Golden Lemon by Compass Law Group, LLP. Under California law, manufacturers are responsible for covering legal fees in successful lemon law claims, so you don’t pay unless your case is won.

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