Consumers are protected from different deceptive practices used by car dealers by a number of federal and state laws. Today auto dealer fraud is a very broad area and may occur during purchase and financing of the vehicle. There are many different types of auto fraud and claims are against insurance companies, car dealers and manufacturers, extended warranty companies, service contract companies and car finance companies.
One common type of auto fraud is the sales of salvage, flood and prior rental cars without disclosure of their past history. The sale of vehicles with a rolled back odometer or without disclosing the true mileage is illegal. It is also illegal to sell an unsafe vehicle.
Under California law the car dealer must give the consumer a translation of the filled out lease or purchase contract in the language the consumer negotiated the lease or purchase of a vehicle: Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese or Korean languages. This must be done before the consumer signs the lease or purchase.
In the event the dealer fails to comply with this law, the consumer has the right to undo the purchase or lease and get money refund. If you have recently purchased a vehicle from a California dealer and you believe that there is something wrong with the purchase, finance, or lease of your vehicle, or you think that the vehicle you bought has inaccurate odometer reading contact a dealer fraud attorney immediately.
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