You should consult a Consumer Protection Attorney and be prepared to provide a copy of the disputes you sent to the credit bureaus, their...

If it can be proven that the car does not in fact have a feature that was part of the basis of the bargain that arguably rises to the level of...

Based on this office's experience with these types of cases you will need to file a lawsuit in order to force the dealership to provide you relief....

There is no way to tell how strong of a claim you may have without 1) seeing the transaction documents, including the original car listing, bill of...

The conduct you describe, if proven, could be found to violate the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and/or the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination. ...

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The answer depends on many details that are not in your question. Whether you bought the car from an individual or a car dealer is a major factor;...

There are various New Jersey regulations making it unlawful for a car dealer to advertise one price and then charge a higher price. It could also...

If you are saying that you have papers from the dealer indicating that you were supposed to be paying less for the car than what the bank says, you...

The facts you state may establish a violation of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, but it is difficult to say whether you would be able to prevail...

Depending on the specific facts, there could be a number of ways in which the dealer violated the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, or its...