One of the biggest concerns when buying a new or used car is auto fraud.
To protect yourself from buying a lemon and incurring expensive mechanical problem, know the complete history of the car you are purchasing.
Auto Fraud comes in many faces including odometer rollbacks, resale of undisclosed salvaged or flood-damaged vehicles, and switch and bait advertising.
Auto dealer fraud exists.
Familiarizing yourself with types of auto dealer fraud will make you a better consumer and protect you from buying a lemon, being overcharged, and being taken advantage of when purchasing a car.
Unfair tactics used by car dealers may be more common than you think. Here are some common types of auto dealer fraud:
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State and federal consumer protection laws have been enacted to make sure that car buyers are more protected than ever.
If you have taken the steps to protect yourself against auto fraud, but still believe that you may have been a victim of one or more types of auto fraud, there are a few ways to enforce your rights.
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