The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) yanked LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia's business license over some pretty serious allegations. MDOS took action in December, citing "imminent harm to the public." While it's now back in business, the dealership downplayed the state's allegations.
(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
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The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
In a statement, LaFontaine Automotive Group said: LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia's license was reinstated this morning and the dealership resumed business. The Michigan Department of State's brief.
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Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
The owners of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia admitted to the wrongdoing, and has paid out a fee to get its license back. The drama unfolded Thursday after the Michigan Department of State warned drivers the dealership employees had falsified documents to trick customers into thinking they were leasing a new car.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
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In a statement, LaFontaine Automotive Group said: LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia's license was reinstated this morning and the dealership resumed business. The Michigan Department of State's brief.
The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
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Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
The owners of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia admitted to the wrongdoing, and has paid out a fee to get its license back. The drama unfolded Thursday after the Michigan Department of State warned drivers the dealership employees had falsified documents to trick customers into thinking they were leasing a new car.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
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The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) yanked LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia's business license over some pretty serious allegations. MDOS took action in December, citing "imminent harm to the public." While it's now back in business, the dealership downplayed the state's allegations.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
In a statement, LaFontaine Automotive Group said: LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia's license was reinstated this morning and the dealership resumed business. The Michigan Department of State's brief.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
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The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) yanked LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia's business license over some pretty serious allegations. MDOS took action in December, citing "imminent harm to the public." While it's now back in business, the dealership downplayed the state's allegations.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
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(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
In a statement, LaFontaine Automotive Group said: LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia's license was reinstated this morning and the dealership resumed business. The Michigan Department of State's brief.
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In a statement, LaFontaine Automotive Group said: LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia's license was reinstated this morning and the dealership resumed business. The Michigan Department of State's brief.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
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(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
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The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
The owners of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia admitted to the wrongdoing, and has paid out a fee to get its license back. The drama unfolded Thursday after the Michigan Department of State warned drivers the dealership employees had falsified documents to trick customers into thinking they were leasing a new car.
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The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
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The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
The owners of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia admitted to the wrongdoing, and has paid out a fee to get its license back. The drama unfolded Thursday after the Michigan Department of State warned drivers the dealership employees had falsified documents to trick customers into thinking they were leasing a new car.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
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The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) yanked LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia's business license over some pretty serious allegations. MDOS took action in December, citing "imminent harm to the public." While it's now back in business, the dealership downplayed the state's allegations.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
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The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
The Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 suspended the license for LaFontaine Automotive Group's LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia dealership "for imminent harm to public," according to a press.
(CBS DETROIT) A Livonia car dealership's license has been revoked for allegedly leasing used cars as brand-new. LaFontaine Motors of Livonia Inc., also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license stopped by the Michigan government of State (MDOS) due to "imminent harm to the public," the government announced in a news release.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, is located at 34715 Plymouth Roads. It had its license suspended by MDOS on December 4th for imminent harm to the public.
In a statement, LaFontaine Automotive Group said: LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia's license was reinstated this morning and the dealership resumed business. The Michigan Department of State's brief.
The owners of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia admitted to the wrongdoing, and has paid out a fee to get its license back. The drama unfolded Thursday after the Michigan Department of State warned drivers the dealership employees had falsified documents to trick customers into thinking they were leasing a new car.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia and located at 34715 Plymouth Rd. in Livonia, had its license suspended by MDOS on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public. The licensee admitted to the following violations of the Michigan Vehicle Code: Fraudulent acts in connection with selling or otherwise dealing in vehicles.
Michigan regulators briefly suspended the license of LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia for violating the Michigan Vehicle Code and creating "imminent harm" to the public, the state said in a news release.
The dealership, located at 34715 Plymouth Rd in Livonia, allegedly committed several violations justifying their license being suspended, including certifying vehicles as "new" on title and.
The dealership, also known as LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia, had its license suspended by Michigan Department of State on Dec. 4 for imminent harm to the public.
The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) yanked LaFontaine Hyundai of Livonia's business license over some pretty serious allegations. MDOS took action in December, citing "imminent harm to the public." While it's now back in business, the dealership downplayed the state's allegations.
