Just purchased a car today, Am I able to get my car and money back.
Based on the information you provided, no. Never hurts to ask the dealer, but the dealer has no incentive to accommodate you at all. Contrary to...
Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
Based on the information you provided, no. Never hurts to ask the dealer, but the dealer has no incentive to accommodate you at all. Contrary to...
Depends on what the contract says. If the contract says they can change their minds, they can; if the contract says they can't, or is silent on...
To quote my favorite piano teacher (me, before becoming a lawyer): "Life ain't fair." Saying "unfair" would not get you far; you bought the car...
Accepting your facts as true for the purposes of this exercise, a car with this problem would not be merchantable, and therefore you have a claim...
Be careful. When you say "the dealer never gave me the option to decide," etc., you presumably signed the paperwork where this charge is listed. ...
This is not a question that can be answered with a "yes" or "no." If your question is, does Illinois have a statute that says this, the answer is...
97 instead of 96 is fraud. Bad condition of the car may or may not be fraud, depending on what the dealership told you about the car's condition. ...
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Your facts are a little skimpy, but I suspect what you are being subjected to is called "yo-yo." It is a rather technical area of the law, and you...
Forgery is a crime in every state. Yes, you have the right to sue. You will need to find a lawyer who would help you--forgery cases are difficult.
And? The dealer offered to unwind the deal? (That's what the dealer should have done.) No, he did not? You should sue, immediately. This is...