Every year millions of American consumers are defrauded by dishonest car dealers. They do not disclose a vehicle’s salvage history, true odometer reading, earlier use, lemon-law buyback history, or repaired damage and other vehicle defects. In reality, they sell ‘lemons’ or other unsafe vehicles without warranties. Other most common car dealership frauds are “Yo Yo Financing” (AKA Spot Delivery) or the ever-popular Prep Fee Scam

Car buying is a major investment and you will need some knowledge and advice in order not to become a car dealer fraud victim. Here are some tips for avoiding auto dealer fraud:

You need to buy a car, but you do not have enough money to buy a brand new one, probably you are thinking about a used car. It is a good alternative, and some people are satisfied with the deal they get. Even if you suppose you can become the victim of auto dealer fraud, [...]

If you think that you are a victim of car dealer fraud, there are a number of things you can do in order to protect you consumer rights. There are three options: contacting the dealer, filing a complaint with a state agency, and getting an attorney’s help.