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I bought a car from a dealership in January 2023. Since then the car has been in the shop 3 times. This last time found out prior to me buying the car that the dealership knew the car needed a new engine before reselling and yet they sold it to me anyway. Do I have a case?
answered on May 7, 2024
If the vehicle was new when you bought it, you may have a case, most likely for breach of warranty.
With the recent Ford Class Action (Vargas, et al. v. Ford Motor Company) reaching a Settlement, I hope it's finally time to get rid of my problematic 2011 Ford Fiesta while Ford pays for it (it's currently at the dealership right now with transmission issues for about the 4th or 5th... View More 
answered on May 8, 2020
You are a member of the class, and thus entitled to participate in the benefits of the settlement if you meet the class definition. You do not NEED to be a plaintiff in order to participate in most class actions in the United States.
The definition in this case is:
You are a Class... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2019
Void and voidable are not the same thing. Please explain what you want.
New tires 1yr ago as advertized are 4yrs old. Gas ignotor on fridge doesnt work. Plumbing leaks..hide snake for pipes..found it later...roof antenna is cominf off..motor in awning is bent..7prong wire for trailer is rotted..a/c doesnt get below 90 even at night. Slide out isnt square-she didnt put... View More
answered on Jul 13, 2017
Date stamp means date of manufacture--person could conceivably have purchased them before. I don't see a case as you buy it as is. "Excellent condition" is that person's opinion.
I purchased a truck from a small dealership with an implied warranty. Started smoking on first day. Vehicle needs new injectors. $3500 job. Dealership says they won't pay for it.
answered on Nov 8, 2015
More info is needed. A lemon law or consumer protection lawyer can review and advise.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general information. It is NOT legal advice, and it may not work for your specific situation.... View More
a week after that same thing broke down had to get towed and the same thing after that I have now spent over 7,000 in repairs and I haven't even made my first payment yet the truck is only worth 8,000 dollars blue book and I cant get the car dealer to answer my phone calls or emails. do I have... View More
answered on Aug 25, 2015
More information is needed to advise. Ask a local lemon law or consumer protections lawyer to review and advise.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is general information that is given for legal education only. It is not... View More
A auto place was supposed to do a free diagnostic on my car because my a/c blew out cold but not hard. I was returned a car with broken a/c that would not get cold at all. I took car to get a second look. And was told my freon was stolen from my car at the auto place. I live in AZ where the... View More
answered on Jul 8, 2015
If they stole your freon, you can sue. It might be a matter for small claims court. You can also report them to the authorities.
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