"As Is" means you are responsible for all repairs. However, if there is "substantial impairment of value", you might be entitled to undo the deal....

You can get your money back by one of two ways. Either: (1) "work" with the dealer, and they will jerk you around, but possibly will give you...

You may have the right to undo the deal, but for that the issue with the car must be very serious, so the first thing you need to do is figure out...

Your next step is to get in touch with a knowledgeable consumer protection/lemon law lawyer and sue to undo the deal.

You can (and should!) sue. Fraud, consumer fraud, the works. I never though that people in Morrison are also being taken like this (I live in...

Well, your claim would be called something like "improvident lending." But do you seriously think anyone, any jury, would award you money because...

Well, you can sue to undo the deal (you have grounds for it), but you have to figure out whether suing and paying $$$ to courts and lawyers is...

"Is there anything I can do to expedite the repairs and be reimbursed for time off work, vacations that was paid for rentals and any other...

Hmm. I ain't to no consignment expert, but, if there is no signed contract, there seems to be no way he can sue you for breach of that contract. ...

It's a collection agency. Call Mr. Edelman's office, they sue people like this.