If the defect prevents your vehicle from functioning as it should and cannot be repaired after a reasonable number of attempts, you are entitled to compensation.
This includes a replacement vehicle, refund, or cash settlement, and in some cases, civil penalties if the manufacturer refuses to fix the issue. Your Rights Under Wyoming Lemon Law
If your vehicle has a defect that affects its safety, value, or use, and it remains unresolved after a reasonable number of repair attempts, Wyoming Lemon Law guarantees your right to:
- Replacement: A new vehicle of the same make and model.
- Repurchase: A full refund, including taxes and fees, minus a mileage deduction.
- Cash Settlement: Compensation for the defect’s impact, with potential civil penalties up to three times the original amount.
Additionally, Wyoming Lemon Law ensures that attorney fees are covered, so you can pursue your claim without extra costs.
Which Vehicles Are Covered by Wyoming Lemon Law?
Under Wyoming Lemon Law, you’re protected if you own or lease:
- New and certified pre-owned vehicles under the manufacturer’s warranty.
- Used vehicles with remaining factory warranties.
- Vehicles like cars, trucks, motorcycles, SUVs, RVs, and certain business vehicles (under 10,000 lbs).
Exclusions may apply for minor defects, misuse, or unauthorized modifications.
How to Qualify for Wyoming Lemon Law?
To qualify for Wyoming Lemon Law, the defect must:
- Be reported within 1 year of original delivery — Wyoming uses a flat 1-year window, with no separate mileage cap or warranty-term option (Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 40-17-101).
- Survive a reasonable number of repair attempts. Wyoming presumes that standard is met when the same defect has been repaired more than 3 times, or the vehicle has been out of service 30 or more business days — both within that same 1-year window.
- Prior written notice to the manufacturer is required, giving it a reasonable opportunity to cure the defect.
- If the manufacturer runs an informal dispute settlement program, you must use it before filing suit.
Wyoming’s lemon law statute does not set its own lawsuit filing deadline. Ask us and we’ll tell you where that leaves your timeline.
Types of Defects Covered by Wyoming Lemon Law
Wyoming Lemon Law covers defects that affect the vehicle’s safety, operation, or value, including:
- Engine problems
- Transmission issues
- Electrical malfunctions
- Brake system failure
- Faulty airbags
- Steering and suspension defects
These defects must persist after reasonable repair attempts and be covered under the manufacturer’s warranty.
Lemon Law for Used Cars in Wyoming
Wyoming Lemon Law applies to used vehicles under the following conditions:
- The defect must still be covered by the original manufacturer’s warranty.
- The defect must impact the vehicle’s safety, value, or use.
- The defect must remain unresolved after reasonable repair attempts.
If your used vehicle qualifies, we can help you secure compensation for the inconvenience.
Why Choose Us for Your Lemon Law Case in Wyoming?
- Experienced Team: Over 10 years of successful Lemon Law cases in Wyoming.
- No Fees Unless We Win: You pay nothing unless we win your case.
- Available 24/7: We’re always here to answer questions and provide support.
- Complete Legal Support: From filing your claim to negotiating with the manufacturer, we handle everything.
- Maximizing Compensation: We fight to ensure you receive the maximum compensation, including civil penalties when applicable.
No upfront fees.
Your legal fees are covered by the manufacturer. Your agreement explains any costs.
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