Lemon Law

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The Michigan Lemon Law was enacted in 1986 to compensate people who purchased defective motor vehicles. Generally speaking, you have a Lemon if:

• You purchased or leased your vehicle new, or with part of the factory warranty still remaining.
• Your vehicle has been subject to repair for the same defect on four occasions (at least once within the first year of ownership).
• Your vehicle has been out of service for the same substantial defect for a cumulative total of 30 days or more within the first year from original purchase

If you have specific questions about whether your vehicle qualifies or not, please check the frequently asked questions, (FAQ's), and you will likely find an answer. If you still have questions, please call us.

If You Don’t Have a Lemon, You May Still Have a Case!

Michigan has several other laws which may be utilized to assist a consumer with their defective vehicle. If you don't meet the exact standards of the Michigan Lemon Law, you may still be entitled to damages from the manufacturer or dealer.

Call Rasor Law Firm at 248.543.9000 to schedule a free evaluation today.