Michigan Lemon Laws
Michigan Lemon Laws
Michigan Lemon Law applies to new vehicles that suffer defection which substantially impairs it use, value or safety. The Law was enacted for the protection of consumers who purchased a defective motor vehicles and it covers privately owned passenger vehicles used for personal or family purposes. The Michigan Lemon Law does not cover larger trucks, motorcycles, motor homes, or off-road vehicles. However, before you can qualify for a Lemon claim, the manufacturer authorized dealership must have carried out an unsuccessful repair attempts four or more times or the vehicle has been out of service because of repairs for a cumulative total of 30 or more days during the manufacturer’s warranty period or the first year of purchase. Even if your type of vehicle falls outside of the limitations established by the Michigan Lemon Law, there are other laws such as the federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act which can be applied. Our company is dedicated to providing the highest quality legal services and protection to car buyers who have purchased defective vehicles through the use of Michigan Lemon Laws or federal laws. If your car qualifies under the Michigan Lemon Law, you may be entitled to a replacement car, a refund of your purchase price, or a substantial cash settlement. Give us a call today, and our experienced attorney will get back to you as soon as possible. In order to get more or full information on Michigan Lemon Law, check the Michigan section of our State Lemon Law Statutes.
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