Note that an Attorney's Fee is based upon actual time expended rather than being tied to any percentage of the recovery. In some States, you must pay the manufacturer's Attorney Fees if you lose. It depends upon which State the car was purchased or leased in. Some states include used and leased cars in their Lemon Law statutes. Some states have separate laws for used vehicles.
Some states provide protection only for new cars.
In some states, even the Attorney General is unable to tell you if a Leased vehicle is covered due to the way the law is phrased and you will be referred to an Attorney for clarification of the law. See the Lemon Law Summary and the State Statutes for your particular State to determine what is covered. Motorcycles are generally not covered but a few states do include them in their lemon law statutes. Consult with an Attorney that specializes in this area. If you keep a record of every repair visit, starting with the first one, you will protect your rights under Consumer Laws.