Michigan suspends license for LaFontaine Hyundai in suburban Detroit

A Hyundai dealership is seen on a cloudy day. — A spokesperson for LaFontaine Automotive Group confirmed the license suspension for LaFontaine Hyundai Livonia and said the dealership is working with officials to “remedy this situation swiftly.” (FACEBOOK)

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December 05, 2024 09:35 PM

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 release.

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