Ferrari North America, Inc.

Ferrari ownership is supposed to feel effortless—precision engineering, an elevated service experience, and the confidence that the car will perform when you want to drive it. Most Ferrari vehicles do. But when a specific Ferrari starts living at the dealer, cycling through the same warning lights, or spending weeks out of service, the experience quickly turns into frustration, lost time, and diminished value.

If you bought or leased a Ferrari in California, and it keeps going back for the same issue, spends excessive time in the shop, or still isn’t right after multiple repair attempts, it may be worth evaluating your rights under California’s Lemon Law. And if you later uncovered something material about the vehicle’s history or the deal paperwork—information that wasn’t clearly explained at the time of sale - California auto sales and finance protections may also come into play. We review repair orders, warranty coverage, and sale documents and give you a straightforward assessment, without pressure.

• Recurring repairs for the same engine, transmission, electrical, hybrid/EV, or safety-system concern.
• Extended downtime, repeated warning lights, or “could not duplicate” write-ups with the same problem continuing.
• Potential deal or disclosure issues, including contract terms that don’t match what was presented or later-discovered accident/branded-title history.

If you think your Ferrari may qualify as a lemon—or you believe key information was missing when you signed—you can request a free, no-obligation case review. We’ll review the records and explain your options under California law in plain language.