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Wyoming's lemon law can be enforced by consumers. Once any informal dispute resolution processes (arbitration) have been exhausted, consumers can sue to force a manufacturer to replace or refund their car. A court can also order the manufacturer to pay reasonable attorneys' fees. 42-17-101.

If the repairs are not resolving the issue and you no longer wish to have the car mended under your vehicle's warranty, and it has been less than six years since you bought the vehicle, you may wish to ask the seller to provide you with a like-for-like replacement car or a refund.

If your vehicle is under warranty, lemon laws require your vehicle manufacturer to repair your vehicle and, if they cannot do so after a reasonable number of attempts, they must either replace or refund your vehicle.

The Wyoming lemon law covers vehicles sold or registered in the state with an unladen weight of under 10,000 pounds. The law covers consumers who purchase warrantied vehicles, anyone to whom the vehicle is transferred during its warranty, and anyone else entitled by the warranty's terms to enforce its obligations.

Wyoming's lemon law can be enforced by consumers. Once any informal dispute resolution processes (arbitration) have been exhausted, consumers can sue to force a manufacturer to replace or refund their car. A court can also order the manufacturer to pay reasonable attorneys' fees.

Currently, only seven states have used car lemon laws: Connecticut, California, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, and New York. Sadly, even in the states in which they are active, the application of these laws is very limiting and rarely helps.