Wisconsin Lemon Law Lawyers

What Does the Wisconsin Lemon Law Cover?

The Wisconsin Lemon Law covers new cars, trucks, motorcycles, and RVs with a defect that the manufacturer fails to fix. The defect must substantially impair the use, value, or safety of the vehicle and occur within the first year of ownership and while the warranty is active.

Before a defect renders a car a lemon, you must give the manufacturer four chances to fix the problem. Alternatively, vehicles that are out of service for 30 days or more for any number of defects quality as lemons. These 30 days do not need to be consecutive and the car does not need to be in the shop to be considered out of service.

If your car qualifies as a lemon, the manufacturer must provide you with a replacement vehicle or a full refund and pay your attorneys’ fees. The refund must include the purchase price, sales taxes, financing charges, and any collateral costs, such as towing fees or rental cars. However, the manufacturer can deduct a usage fee from the refund, so long as it does not exceed:

You have three years from the date you take possession of the vehicle to file a claim under Wisconsin’s Lemon Law. But the sooner you act, the better. Once you suspect that your car may be a lemon, give us a call so we can review your case at no charge to you.

What Our Wisconsin Lemon Law Attorneys Bring to the Table

• 25+ Years of Experience Turning “Lemons” into “Lemon-Aid”
• 50,000+ Success Stories
• Responses within 24 Hours
• We Don’t Get Paid Unless We Win or Settle Your Case
• Commitment to Provide You Maximum Compensation

Our firm’s number one priority is to hold auto manufacturers accountable for the defective vehicles they sell. We know Wisconsin and federal laws that protects consumers. And we leverage that knowledge to force car companies to pay our clients what they’re owed.

Before consumers can file a Lemon Law claim in Wisconsin, they must try to resolve through the manufacturer’s arbitration program, if one exists. To do so, they must provide the manufacturer with a Motor Vehicle Lemon Law Notice and Nonconformity Report from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. We can do all of this on your behalf and at no cost to you.

There’s no reason to take on the legal teams of a massive car company by yourself. The Wisconsin Lemon Law lawyers at Krohn & Moss, Ltd. Consumer Law Center® will give you a much greater chance at a successful claim. Contact us today so we can get to work on your case.