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Dealer fraud

The deal wasn't what they told you. That has a price.

Hidden add-ons, hidden damage, financing that changed after you signed. Dealers answer for what they hide.
Retail Purchase Contract
Example
Vehicle price
$28,500
Paint protection package
$1,195
Never requested
Odometer reading
41,200 mi
Service records show 88,900
Title status
Clean
Prior salvage title
APR
5.9% → 13.4%
Changed after you drove off
4 problems
on one page.
Six common tricks

Know what to look for.

California law gives you more than an apology.

Outcomes depend on your facts.
Undo the deal
Return the car and cancel the contract.
Get it back
Recover what you overpaid or lost.
Fees covered
Consumer laws can make the dealer pay ours.
For your free review

Bring what you have.

Missing something? That's fine. We can usually get the rest.
Purchase contract
Financing agreement
The ad or online listing
Vehicle history report
Texts and emails with the dealer
Repair bills since you bought it
Questions

What people ask us most.

Yes. A signature doesn't excuse a dealer who misled you about the car or the deal.

Possibly. “As is” doesn't give a dealer permission to lie about the car's history or condition.

Nothing upfront. We're paid from what we recover, and the law can make the dealer cover our fees.

Make the dealer answer for it.

Free, confidential review. You'll hear back from your attorney directly.
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