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4 repair attempts or 30 business days out of service. 1 year or 12,000 miles.

If a covered vehicle develops a powertrain problem within the 15-day/500-mile period, the consumer is required to provide reasonable notice no later than 2 days after the 15-day statutory period. The consumer can provide notice via text, via phone, in writing or in person.

Under the Illinois Lemon Law, if a consumer's vehicle turns out to be a lemon and does not conform to the express warranty, the manufacturer is obligated to repurchase or replace the vehicle. If a consumer agrees to a repurchase, the manufacturer must pay them the full purchase price of the vehicle.

Wyoming law defines this as more than three attempts or else a total of 30 days where the car is out of service to fix the problem. If they still can't fix the problem and if it ?substantially impairs the use and fair market value? of your car, then you have a right to either a replacement or a refund.

Is My Vehicle a Lemon? In order to be covered by the Illinois Lemon Law, a vehicle must: have a nonconformity that both substantially impairs the use , market value or safety of the vehicle and is not repairable by the dealer or manufacturer in at least four attempts for the same repair, or.

Wyoming Lemon Law covers all vehicles under 10,000 pounds. This means your cars, trucks, and motorcycles are all protected. Larger vehicles, such as motor homes, are not covered under Wyoming Lemon Law.