Can an extended auto warranty on used cars be cancelled and refunded in the state of Michigan?

I know this question has been asked before, but I want to know what applies on used cars and in the state of Michigan. Here are the details: I purchased my used car and extended warranty with a used car dealer in Michigan on 1/20/10. The warranty supposedly officially went to effect 1/25/10, but I didn’t receive the contract until 1/29/10. The information presented was vague and the used car dealer stated that it would cover certain repairs I was asking/wanting. In getting the contract and reading the fine print, much of what I thought would be covered is not and the coverage for what is covered is limited. The contract “fine print” states that there is “no early termination” except for if there is repossession by the lender or deemed by warrant carrier because of extensive repair (“go figure”) of which the refund will prorated and a $30 admin fee will be applied. What am I legally in right of when it comes to canceling the coverage for refund and what steps do I need to take?

You are bound by the terms of the contract you signed, which you state doesn’t allow for early termination, so the answer to your question is “No.”

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