Can a car dealership trick me into signing a consignment and months later claim a repossession?
Do you have a legal leg to stand on? Yes. Is your case a total mess? Yes. Do you need to talk to a qualified consumer protection lawyer? Yes.
Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
Do you have a legal leg to stand on? Yes. Is your case a total mess? Yes. Do you need to talk to a qualified consumer protection lawyer? Yes.
If I understand your problem correctly, there was a repo, you got the car back, and then it got repoed again because of some miscommunication on...
Yes, Illinois (and any other state except Louisiana, I think) allows for "as is" sales, which means you are responsible for all repairs after the...
Hmm. So the contract discloses this, so how's that a breach of that contract? Nope, at best you have a fraud claim, but you can't really say they...
Well, if they are bad, don't you think you SHOULD give him his money back?
Cart before the horse. It's a bit too early to talk about compensation. You probably bought the car "as is," right? This means you are...
Wrong question. IL lemon law is, well, a lemon. That's why no one uses it. However, what you really want to do is to get rid of the car, and the...
Reality check. You want justice. For that, you have to call your congressman. Complaints by others are irrelevant to the issues with your...
At a certain point, when you decide they are really not gonna do anything about it (perhaps even now), you will have to sue. That would be your...
I agree with my learned colleagues. Can and Should are two different things. Yes, you can. Whether the dealer comes after you--we have no idea. ...