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No, dealerships are not required to disclose accident or damage history in California. However, dealers cannot make false statements about accident and damage history. For example, if you asked about prior accidents and the dealer says “this vehicle has never been in...
Buying a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) vehicle seems like the perfect middle ground between new and used. It can be heartbreaking when that promise of rigorous inspection and peace of mind turns out to be empty. When you discover your CPO vehicle was not properly...
Fraud by auto dealers and other sellers can take many forms. All of them can leave a consumer with a vehicle that’s not what was represented to them. For example, the seller may have turned back the odometer or failed to disclose the vehicle’s accident history. These...
Buying a used car can be a wise financial decision, but it can also expose you to potential fraud. Fortunately, recognizing the signs of auto fraud can help you ensure you are making a sound investment. This article will guide you through the common signs of auto...
Dealing with a lemon car can feel like you're stuck in a nightmare that just won’t end. Imagine buying a new or used vehicle, only to find yourself returning to the dealership over and over again, with the same unresolved issues. The frustration grows, and so does the...
Many people hesitate to hire an attorney when dealing with auto fraud, fearing that the legal fees might outweigh the compensation they could receive. This understandable concern often leads to a more significant problem—leaving money on the table that you rightfully...
When it comes to dealing with auto fraud, the first question that probably pops into your mind is, “How do I report auto fraud in California?” It’s a valid concern because buying a car should be a moment of excitement, not a source of anxiety. Unfortunately, not every...
Are you stuck waiting for a replacement part for your vehicle? This situation can be frustrating, especially when your car is new or under warranty. In California, The Lemon Law protects consumers facing such issues. If your vehicle has a defect the dealer cannot fix...
In a whirlwind end to the state legislative session, California lawmakers passed significant changes to the state's lemon laws. These laws protect consumers from defective vehicles by holding automakers accountable. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the bill into law on Sept....
Have you recently purchased a vehicle, only to discover the dealership tricked you into purchasing an accident-damaged vehicle? If so, you may have fallen victim to a deceitful practice that exploits the limitations of National Motor Vehicle Title Information System...