You will have to go to court and sue the dealer. Be prepared to have the title miraculously appear the day after they get served.

Too much information. What you have is: a private party, a car is a repo and an odometer discrepancy. Your question is, whether you can get your...

It depends. If your car had less that 150K miles, you should have a statutory warranty for powertrain for 15 days/500 miles. I do not remember if...

Realistically, you have no options, other than to go through the same until the problem is resolved. Technically, you can sue the store for a...

Sure, you can sue. The question is, whether you can win. I would imagine the damage to the car would be taken care of by their insurance, why not...

Not illegal as such, but very prudent on their part.

"Can a dealer mask obvious problems till the car is off the lot then argue "As is" afterward?" Very good question!!! The short answer is "no." ...

Google 810 ILCS 5/2-608, this will give you an answer depending on the facts of your case.

(1) Yes; (2) well, they obviously not honoring it, right? The real questions you mean to ask are: (1) whether, under these facts, you can sue. ...

Apparently, So-Called Pres. Trumpski, in addition to selling this country to the KGB and destroying the Post Office, also destroyed the IRS. They...