Just purchased a truck for a dealer and on the way home the catalytic converter went out. Is the dealer responsible for this?

Assuming the sale was AS IS (probably was, but I am not prepared to make this assumption automatically), you can set the dealer up to waive/modify...

Can I sue auto shop for not repairing car in timEly matter

Anyone can sue anyone for anything. The question is, does it make economic sense? Lawsuits cost money. Wouldn't it be easier to just take the...

What should I do, if I realized my car mechanic lied about repaired my car and months later find out he didn't? Get lawyer?

Violation of the Automotive Repair Act and of Consumer Fraud Act. Small claims, probably. But the amounts at controversy might not be high...

Can I sue a independent car sale man for selling me a mini van that check engine appeared ...

Anyone can sue anyone, for anything. I, for example, can sue you for the color of your eyes (don't like it). The question is, how far do I get? ...

Do I need to pay for the transmission or not

Can't help you. Can't force people to be competent--and your repair shop obviously is not very competent. So what to do--send them back to...

I agree, and moreover I think this is mostly a police matter. A desire to punish is never a proper basis for a lawsuit--unless you are prepared to...

Is it possible to sue over a used car misrepresented by the dealer?

Yes, fraud, consumer fraud, but, unless you signed the purchase documents here, you may have to sue in whatever other state you bought the truck from.

Yes, illegal and fraudulent. I had two of those cases in a row, but it was a Chicago dealership. I guess the MO migrated south as well, huh? You...

Can a dealship ask for their car back on an as is vehicle a week the credit check I'm financed through the dealership not bank

This is called "yo-yo." It's a scam. You have (potentially, pending review of all documents--do not throw away any!) quite a nice federal case...

If I live here and paid for car repairs from here to a dealership in California and need to file suit, can I do that in Texas?

I'd say you must sue in CA. Go to naca.net and find a qualified consumer protection attorney near where the dealership is. If there is a warranty...