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The Michigan Lemon Law exists to assist consumers who have defective cars. Our attorneys have settled and/or litigated thousands of claims on behalf of individuals with lemon cars.

You are presumed to have satisfied the requirements of the Michigan Lemon Law if your car has been presented for warranty repairs as follows:

(1) Either four times for the same defect or condition and the problem must continue; or
(2) The car was out of service for 30 days during the first year of ownership due to repairs.

Please contact one of our attorneys to determine if you meet the requirements of the Michigan lemon law. The lemon law, like many laws, is open to interpretation, and a consumer should rely on the advice of one of our Michigan lemon law attorneys to determine if the lemon law has been satisfied. One of the main arguments that manufacturers make is that even if the car’s repair history satisfies the above requirements the defects do not substantially impair the use or value of the car. The test of “substantial impairment” under the lemon law however is based on a subjective standard. That is, the impairment must be viewed from its impact on the consumer. Our Michigan lemon law attorneys are able to inform you whether your car’s defects meet this requirement as well. If your car meets the Michigan lemon law you may be entitled to a refund of the car’s purchase price or a replacement car.