Purchasing or leasing a new orused vehicle is one of the major investments an individual makes. As a consumer, you always want your vehicle to be reliable, safe, and hold its value over years to come. Unfortunately, from time to time, consumers end up owning a vehicle that does not meet their expectations or the industry standards. One of the most common causes for that is intentional dealer fraud.
Typically, dealer fraud is associated with smaller franchised dealerships or private sellers. Some of the most common scenarios involve purchasing a vehicle with undisclosed frame damage or rolled back mileage, receiving a shipment with a vehicle you never bid on, or discovering that you were tricked into “alternative” financing terms or warranty fraud.

LEMON LAW

• Recurring Problems
• Multiple Repairs
• Over 30 Days at the Shop

DEALER FRAUD

• Prior Use as a Rental Car
• Frame Damage
• Undisclosed Collision Damage
• Odometer Rollback
• Prior Lemon Law Buy-back
• Salvage fraud
• Warranty Fraud
• Optional Equipment Fraud
• Identity Theft & Co-signer Fraud