Attention New Car Buyers

 

Automobile Purchase Fraud

 

·         Did you negotiate with the dealer on the price of your

        vehicle?

·         Did your dealer tell you this is the “best” deal?

·         Did you trade-in a vehicle to buy your new vehicle?

·         Was your trade-in worth less than what you owed?

·         Were you "upside down" in your trade?

·         Did the dealer arrange your loan?

·         Did you ask for the “best” interest rate?

·         Did you know the interest rate was negotiable with the

       dealer?

·         Did the dealer tell you that you were getting the

       “best” deal?

·         Did the dealer tell you it was getting a “kick back” from

        the lender for helping you with your financing?

·         Did you purchase an extended warranty?

·         Did you know the price of the warranty was negotiable?

·        Did you purchase other warranties such as tire, wheel, and glass coverage?

·         Did you know the price of these other warranties was negotiable?

·         Did you purchase credit life or disability insurance?

·         Did you know the price of the insurance was negotiable?

·        Did the dealer ask you to come back after the sell to put down more money?

·         Did any of the prices change from the time you reached an agreement until the time you signed your paperwork?

 

If you have purchased a new or used vehicle within the last three (3) years and would like for us to review your paperwork for free to see if you have been charged illegal or fraudulent charges, please contact our office.  You may be entitled to money damages if any of the following occurred:

  
  1. The dealer was paid a kickback by your bank for secretly marking up your interest rate
  2. You were told that you were "upside down" in your trade in vehicle. That is, that the payoff on your trade-in is more than the value of the trade in
  3. You purchased an extended warranty, theft protection or credit insurance
  4. You were told that the A.P.R. in your contract was the best rate the dealer could find for you
  5. You were not provided a copy of your truth in lending disclosures until after you had already made the deal and signed the contract

"Mr. Weinstein handled my auto contract cases very efficiently.  He exercised extreme patience with my concerns and questions, and kept me updated each step of the way.  In the end he obtained settlements that I felt were fair and equitable for all parties concerned.  I have recommended him to several co-workers with similar situations".

 

L. Moore

We sue car dealers to give back what they illegally charged!  If you would like a free review of your vehicle purchase paperwork to see if you were illegally charged, please call.

Please complete the Application for Representation and send us the requested documents. There is no charge for our review of your records and the information you send will remain completely confidential. We will promptly advise you whether we believe you are entitled to make a claim based upon reviewing your completed paperwork. You may fax or e-mail the documents if it is more convenient for you to do so.

We are truly honored to have the opportunity to review your potential claim.

Very truly yours,

Weinstein Law Firm



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