Despite its great appeal, Land Rover has its fair share of manufacturing defects.  If your Land Rover’s defect impairs its safety, use, or value, chances are you may have a lemon.  However, you should not be discouraged.  Your vehicle may qualify for repurchase under the California lemon law as long as you complained about the defect within the warranty period, the dealership was unable to repair it after a reasonable number of attempts, and you bring your claim within the applicable statute of limitations.

If your purchased or leased, new or used Land Rover qualifies as a lemon, the manufacturer will repurchase the vehicle, provide a full refund including your down payment and payments toward the vehicle (minus a mileage offset up to the time of the first applicable repair order), reimburse registration fees and all out of pocket expenses such as towing and rental costs.   In addition, the manufacturer will pay for your attorney’s fees and costs pursuant to the California lemon law.   Therefore, call the Law Offices of Alisa Goukasian at (818)242-4601 for a free case review.

Yes, your used Land Rover can be deemed a lemon if the defect first occurred while under the manufacturer’s warranty and the dealership was provided with a reasonable opportunity to fix the problem and you are within the applicable statute of limitations to bring the claim.