Thousands of California consumers are cheated by auto dealerships every year. Fortunately, there are laws in place to protect consumers from fraud as it relates to the condition of the vehicle, the sales process or representations made by the dealership. If you feel that you have been a victim of auto fraud, we can help. We will work to get you compensated for their deception or negligence. Win or lose, there is never any out-of-pocket cost to you. Call us or complete our review request form for a free case analysis.
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Prior Accident History
While services like CarFax can be useful, they are not always accurate. If discover that you vehicle was damaged in an accident, you may have a claim against the dealer.
Failure To Pay Off Trade
This can happen for a number of reasons but the dealership has a fiduciary duty to complete the transaction in a reasonable amount of time. A delayed pay off of your vehicle can cause serious damage to your credit rating.
Failure To Provide Registration or Title
Not getting your registration or title processed in a timely manner or selling a car with a defective title can cause you to be left without street-legal transportation.
“YoYo Scheme – 10 day Rule
If you buy a new or used car, and a few days later the dealer tells you there’s been a problem with your financing, alarm bells should go off. You might be the victim of a “yo-yo” financing scam — so called because you’re pulled back into the dealership to renegotiate the deal at a higher interest rate and worse loan terms. After 10 days, the dealer becomes the lender. If a dealer cannot find a lender within 10 days of the sale, they have the right to cancel the contract.
