Auto Dealer Fraud & Misrepresentation Maryland
What to Do When a Maryland Car Dealer Fails to Pay Off Your Trade-In Vehicle
Trading in an older vehicle with an active loan is a standard part of buying a new car. The dealership agrees to take your old car, calculate the negative or positive equity, and,...
Bait-and-Switch Tactics in Maryland Car Dealerships: Can You Sue for False Advertising?
In the digital age, almost all car shopping begins online. You might find a seemingly perfect deal on a dealership's website in Baltimore, Rockville, or Bowie, only to arrive and d...
How to Fight Yo-Yo Financing and Spot Delivery Scams in Maryland Auto Sales
Purchasing a vehicle in Maryland should be an exciting milestone, whether you are commuting to Baltimore or taking weekend trips to Annapolis. However, some car buyers fall victim...
Dealing with Forged Signatures and Altered Auto Contracts by Maryland Dealerships
Weeks after driving a newly financed car off a dealership lot in Glen Burnie, Waldorf, Silver Spring, or Towson, thousands of Maryland consumers open a welcome packet from an auto...
Undisclosed Salvage Titles and Flood Damage: Holding Maryland Auto Dealers Accountable
Months after purchasing a clean-looking SUV or sedan from a used car dealership in Baltimore, Glen Burnie, Rockville, or Salisbury, unmistakable signs of a concealed catastrophe be...
Payment Packing Fraud: Recovering Hidden Auto Dealer Add-On Fees in Maryland
When negotiating a vehicle purchase at a dealership in Baltimore, Laurel, Marlow Heights, or Frederick, the salesperson often asks a seemingly routine question before showing you t...