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Discovering undisclosed damage after purchasing a vehicle can be frustrating and costly. In some cases, this could be a sign of intentional auto dealership fraud. If the dealership deliberately withheld information about the vehicle’s condition to make you more likely...
As electric vehicles gain traction in popularity, the excitement around their potential for a cleaner, more efficient mode of transportation grows. However, this shift also opens up new avenues for auto dealer fraud that all residents should be aware of. Battery life...
Odometer fraud, a deceptive practice involving tampering with the mileage on a vehicle so it appears lower than it actually is, has become a growing concern in the automotive world. It represents yet another worry for buyers each time they set foot on a car lot. This...
The excitement of buying a new car often gets mixed with anxiety about making the right choice and getting a fair deal. Auto dealers, for the most part, operate reputable businesses. However, just like any industry, some individuals might engage in deceptive practices...
Purchasing a vehicle is a significant investment, both for new models and used cars alike. Choosing to purchase a used car is a perfectly sensible option for those on a budget or financially-conscious individuals looking to lessen the blow to the wallet, but that...
One of the most common types of auto dealer fraud is bait and switch. When a dealership draws a customer in with an offer of a great deal on a specific car only to find out that car is unavailable, the situation may actually be a form of fraud, not just poor timing....
When you find just the right car, you want to protect your investment. One way to do that is by purchasing extended warranties. Unfortunately, shady car dealerships may engage in different warranty fraud scams. Be aware of the following tactics. Keeping the buyers'...
The Missouri New Vehicles Warranty Law is a legal way to ensure manufacturers abide by their written warranties. This "lemon law" only applies to new car buyers. Used car buyers are ineligible. Missouri law protects your new purchase by limiting the number of repeat...
From work commutes and grocery runs to family visits and vacations, if you are like many Americans, your car is an essential part of your household and your budget. Unfortunately, whether you are in the market for a new or used vehicle, a dealer may try to take...
Your financial circumstances may determine that you should purchase a used car rather than a new one. Although federal and Kansas state laws aim to protect consumers against fraudulent dealership practices inspecting a used car before finalizing a purchase will help...