| CLAIM |
DUTY |
DAMAGES |
Wisconsin Lemon Law
sec. 218.0171(2)(b), Wis. Stats. --
4 Repair Opportunities |
Duty to Replace or Refund if the same nonconformity was made
available for repair at least four times and the nonconformity continued after
the fourth time the vehicle was made available for repairs. |
Consumer is entitled to a comparable vehicle
or refund (plus double damages and attorney fees once the lemon
law is violated). |
Wisconsin Lemon Law
sec. 218.0171(2)(b), Wis. Stats. --
30 Days Out of Service |
Duty to Replace or Refund if the vehicle was "out of service" for an
aggregate of at least 30 calendar days because of any nonconformities.
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Consumer is entitled to a comparable vehicle
or refund (plus double damages and attorney fees once the lemon
law is violated). |
Wisconsin Lemon Law
sec. 218.0171(2)(a), Wis. Stats.
Failure to Repair |
Duty to Repair where vehicle does not conform to warranty after
consumer reports nonconformity and the vehicle is made available for repair at
least once before expiration of warranty or within one year after delivery --
whichever is sooner. |
Consumer is entitled to recover his or her
Pecuniary Loss (plus double damages and attorney fees once the
lemon law is violated). |
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act --
15 U.S.C. 2301, et seq.
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Duty to Remedy a defect, malfunction or failure to conform with a
written warranty within a reasonable time and without charge. |
Consumer is entitled to a refund/damages (attorney
fees discretionary, but ordinarily and routinely to be awarded).
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There are various
types of claims a Wisconsin consumer may bring, as well as various
types of relief available based upon such claims. They include
claims under the: 
