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257.11 – “Dealer” defined | Michigan Law

Learn how Michigan law defines a vehicle dealer, including key criteria and exceptions, for licensing and regulatory purposes.

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257.11 – “Dealer” defined

Michigan Vehicle Code § 257.11

Summary
This section defines who qualifies as a 'dealer' under Michigan law, including criteria based on the number of vehicles bought, sold, or dealt with in a year. It also specifies exceptions, such as financial institutions and certain vehicle parts businesses, that are not considered dealers. The law establishes a rebuttable presumption for dealer status based on activity levels.
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In simple terms: Learn how Michigan law defines a vehicle dealer, including key criteria and exceptions, for licensing and regulatory purposes.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

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