Can car dealer be compelled to honor asking price in ad after purchase at higher price?
I do believe we have a case in Illinois that stands for the proposition that failing to sell at the advertised is consumer fraud, so yes, a car...
Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
I do believe we have a case in Illinois that stands for the proposition that failing to sell at the advertised is consumer fraud, so yes, a car...
Good one. I assume you bought the car "as is." So technically the answer to your question is "no." But this factual scenario certainly presents...
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Hmm. Legally--no. You are probably thinking of the urban myth of "three day return." No such thing, unless the dealer came to your house to sell...
There are rarely black and white situations in law, everything is a shade of gray, more or less. Technically, if you assert "revocation of...
No lawyer would give you an answer about your chances. Remember O.J. Simpson? Casey Anthony? Strange things happen in courts sometimes. We...
Well, it's a tough one. Your best bet is to approach the selling dealer informally and tell him/her what you want to be done. I am sure there is...
Mr. Burdge gave you a thorough and thoughtful answer. One can hardly top that. But I will try: Fraud! Sue!
It looks as if the informal ways of resolving this are over; your choices are suing and suing. Perhaps going to small claims court is the answer. ...
That looks like "he said she said" situation. Are they trying to charge you for the damage?