Isn't this store guilty of false advertising and what recourse do I have for the trouble they put me and other's through?
If you did get your rain check after all, IMHO you have no case.
Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
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If you did get your rain check after all, IMHO you have no case.
Do NOT look at the Illinois Lemon Law, because it is, surprise, a lemon. What you have is a claim for a breach of warranty under the federal...
Yes, you can sue, and your claim is not really under the doc fee (although it's an inventive way of putting it!), but rather for breach of the...
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Impossible to tell whether you have a case or not; not clear what "insurance" you are referring to. If it's really "insurance," then who cares. ...
Do you have a case? Yes. Forgery is bad. Can you vindicate your rights in court? Probably not; forgery cases require experts, and experts are...
Lemon law as such -- no (only applies to new cars). General fraud law -- yes. Assuming there were misrepresentations and/or concealments you can...
Probably not. If you bought the car "as is" (likely), this means you are responsible for all repairs. The only thing I can think about is...
Well, you are more than welcome to approach the dealership and ask to be compensated. When the laughter stops, the answer to your question would...
If the dealer "repaired" your car for free, it may have modified or waived the "as is" clause in your contract, which means you can sue the dealer.
If the case was dismissed previously, it probably is way too late to do anything.