I financed a vehicle for 13,000. Everything got finializied, the Finance guy at the dealership is trying to fraud me out of money for things that dont connect with my loan or contract, is threatening me and trying to use scare-tactics to have me voluntary repo the car and still be at fault for a... View More 
answered on Feb 29, 2024
You can contact the Ohio Attorney General’s Office Consumer Fraud Division which deals with fraud and deceptive trade and sales practices by businesses like automobile dealerships and report tge fraudulent behavior. You also obviously have the option of filing a civil action against the finance... View More
Company sometimes doesn't answer their phone. I want my entire floor replaced. I'm tired of having repairs.
answered on Aug 13, 2021
It sounds like it probably is time to contact a lawyer right now.
They falsely advertised the condition and features included on the car. They also claimed this vehicle has a clean title; however, the car has had electrical issues since day one. I have several reasons to believe this car has previously been in a wreck after taking it to a mechanic. The company... View More
answered on Jul 17, 2021
You should speak with an attorney about this. There could be a bait-and-switch issue in your situation. The question is, what would you like to get from the dealer?
Repurchase/replacement of lemon vehicle.
Would I be better off waiting to file for lemon replacement until AFTER the manufacturer declares BK and is out of it, or would a person be better off filing BEFORE the BK is announced, and try to race the manufacturer's potential BK?
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answered on Apr 20, 2020
Generally no. But it can be case specific so you should check with the trustee.
Vehicle on day one broke down ended up needing two batteries for 750 dollars, then immediately needed 3k repairs which didn’t resolve some issues. Bottom of car completely rusted and local mechanic said it has sustained water damage. Dealer sent me check for 1500.00 which is no where near... View More
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answered on Apr 11, 2020
Check your contract. If you purchased the car "as is" and no affirmative misrepresentations about the car were made, you are likely out of luck. If the dealer made affirmative misrepresentations about the quality of the car, you may have a cause of action under Ohio's Consumer Sales... View More
the Lemon v. Kurtzman case in 197!!
answered on Jan 18, 2019
It went to the Supreme Court through the appellate process like almost every other case that ever got there.
Purchased a used truck from local dealership for $23,157 less than 3 months ago. Was told vehicle had been through a 120+ point inspection at time of purchase. Very nice, clean truck with low mileage. We have not had the truck off road, we don't drive it daily. 1 week ago we heard a weird... View More
answered on Jul 16, 2018
It sounds like you have a pretty good issue for a consumer protection lawsuit against the dealership.
My kids have suffered alot of close dealth s in the past year they lost their mother and grandfather also my step son lost his bialogic mother and father i had them in consoling but they was acting out at school. Now I am fighting to get them back home where they belong
answered on Mar 15, 2016
No, the courts can consider anything relevant when deciding what to do for a child's welfare.
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