If you believe the car dealer committed fraud in the purchase process, you are required to contact the dealer and give them an opportunity to correct the problem before you take any legal action or filing a lawsuit. In many states you can contact the dealer personally or the contact can be initiated by your attorney. The contact should be in writing and should clearly state both the problem (for example the dealer’s failure to disclose certain things about the vehicle history), and what steps you would like the dealer to take to resolve the problem (for example refund of the vehicle purchase price).
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