Auto Sales Abuses

Consumers trying to buy a car are vulnerable to a host of predatory sales practices including high-pressure sales tactics, overpriced and often worthless add-ons, and deception through the use of electronic contracting. Dealers may misrepresent a car’s mileage, condition, prior use, and features, or purport to sell a consumer a car at a certain price with certain financing, only to revoke the deal a few days later and demand different terms (yo-yo sales). NCLC works to bring transparency and fairness to auto sales.

From the NCLC Digital Library

Automobile Fraud

NCLC’s treatise on odometer tampering, lemon laundering, and concealment of salvage or other adverse history. Winning investigation and litigation techniques for obtaining punitive damages, rescission, treble damages, or $10,000 statutory damages, and attorney fees.

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