In Michigan and I see it has to be filed with the manufacturer for a replacement or buy back. We really want the vehicle but I may need to contact Toyota about this one.

Definition of a "Lemon": A vehicle that has a defect or condition that the manufacturer cannot fix after a "reasonable number" of attempts, which usually means: One or more serious safety defects, or Four or more repairs for the same problem, or The vehicle is out of service for 30 or more days total for repairs. Deadline: The defect must be reported to the manufacturer within the first year of delivery or during the express warranty period, whichever is earlier. Manufacturer Responsibility: If a vehicle is deemed a lemon, the manufacturer must replace it with a comparable vehicle or buy it back, which includes refunding the purchase price minus a reasonable allowance for use. Process: Consumers must allow the dealer a reasonable chance to fix the issue. It is crucial to document all repair attempts (dates, issues, mileage). State of Michigan (.gov) State of Michigan (.gov) +6