If you purchased the car from a Connecticut dealership, then they were responsible to have the car tested before selling it to you.

That would jeopardize your credit and could result in liability to the bank. If the dealership arranged the financing, you likely have defenses to...

Since the car passed, it is probably not worthwhile to bring suit against the selling dealership. You should, however, file a complaint with the CT...

You should receive a letter informing you of your right to request verification of the debt. But, if they have the wrong address for you, you won't...

Under the circumstances, you can (and should) ask the dealership to refund your money. If they refuse, you will likely need to consult with a lawyer.

This sounds like a Yo-Yo transaction - here's a link to a video that I prepared a few years ago that lays out your rights....

A lawyer would need to get more information and review your contract documents in order to assess whether you have a claim. You should contact...

Most auto finance agreements are simple interest agreements. The account will be paid in full if all of the payments are made on the due date. But,...

You can't reverse the impact if the credit pull was authorized. You might have a claim against the dealership for damages, but I do not think it...

Yes , this is a common scam. If the court clerk told you that there is no pending case and that it is a scam, then you can safely ignore it....