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...
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Auto Dealer Fraud
Were You A Victim Of A Bait And Switch?
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....
Watch Out For These Three Types Of Warranty Fraud
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'...
I Just Bought A New Car. How Does Missouri’S Lemon Law Help Me?
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...
3 Of The Most Common Forms Of Auto Dealer Fraud
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...
How To Determine The Health Of A Used Car’S Engine
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...
What Must Auto Dealers Disclose To Buyers?
For many reasons, the automobile market in Kansas City and across the country is incredibly hot. In fact, the average cost of new cars in the U.S. increased by nearly 5% in just one year. If you want to buy a used car, you can expect to pay roughly 21% more than you...