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Any new car, van or truck bought by a resident of Michigan for personal or family use is covered by the Lemon Law so that if a defect occurs within the first year of ownership OR within the express written manufacturer's warranty (whichever is earlier), it may qualify as a lemon if the problem persists.

In general, there's no law that requires companies to honor an advertised price if that price is wrong. Typographical errors, miscommunication and other glitches can result in items being offered at what appear to be deep discounts ? discounts that would be ruinous for the company if it were forced to honor them.

Section 445.903 of the Act forbids false advertising. Under Section 445.905 the Attorney General and the prosecuting attorney can bring an action upon receiving notice of a violation, and under Section 445.910 Attorney General can bring a class action. Section 445.911, enables the private person to bring an action.

Police scanners in motor vehicles Citizens will no longer be required to obtain a permit from the State Police in order to equip a motor vehicle with a scanner. Instead, it will be a crime if a scanner (regardless of its location) is used in the commission of a crime with a penalty of 93 days or more.

The Michigan unit pricing law, in effect since 1978, was meant to protect consumers from being overcharged by automatic scanners in checkout lines. In March 2011, however, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder signed a bill repealing the measure, and the repeal took effect Sept. 1, 2011.

Question: Which vehicles are covered by Michigan's Lemon Law? Answer: The Lemon Law applies to passenger vehicles, sport utility vehicles, pickup trucks, and vans purchased or leased in Michigan. If the vehicle wasn't purchased or leased in Michigan, it must have been purchased or leased by a Michigan resident.