Wisconsin Lemon Law

Wisconsin’s lemon law applies to vehicles that have been repaired four or more times for the same problem, or that have been “out of service” for repairs more than 30 cumulative days.  The four repairs or 30 days out of service must occur within the first year of ownership.  The vehicle does not need to be in the shop to be considered “out of service” under Wisconsin’s lemon law.  The vehicle may be considered “out of service” during the time periods it is in a consumer’s possession but is not operating as was warranted.  In order to receive a refund of a vehicle’s purchase price, the vehicle problems must be substantial in nature.

• 4 or more repairs for the same problem under warranty

• 30 total days “out of service” for warranty repairs

• 4 repairs or 30 total days “out of service” occur in the first year of ownership
  

Do You Have A Lemon?

If you believe you have a case, call us at 763-315-4548 or toll-free 877-817-4816. Ask to speak with Todd Gadtke.

You can also complete our online consultation form and have Todd give you a call after he reviews your situation.