Auto Fraud Chapel Hill NC

Here is a guide to potential auto fraud scams. This article also offers tips for legal action that victims can take.

Local Companies

The Neighborhood Dealer
919-536-3000
4511-13 Durham Chapel Hill Blvd
Durham, NC
Saturn of Chapel Hill
(919) 929-9619
Durham-Chapel Hill B
Chapel Hill, NC
Cox Toyota Supercenter
(919) 942-0168
Chapel Hill, NC
White Cross Auto Sales
(919) 969-1500
1918 Nc Highway 54 W
Chapel Hill, NC
Gordon Mark
(919) 945-0816
106 Faison Rd
Chapel Hill, NC
Performance Porsche
(919) 942-7181
1810 Chapel Hill Blvd
Chapel Hill, NC
Crown Volvo Chapel Hill
(919) 929-0242
1730 Fordham Blvd
Chapel Hill, NC
Welford Harris Ford
(919) 742-2215
Siler City, NC
Tar Heel Chevrolet-Oldsmobile
(336) 599-2105
1700 Durham Rd
Roxboro, NC
Piedmont International Trucks Llc
(704) 872-4131
2221 International Dr
Statesville, NC

People with bad credit are often the victim of fraud at dealerships. They are easy prey, often due to the fact that they believe they cannot get financing. The worst offenses usually occur in the finance office, where the potential buyer often lets their guard down. One way to lessen the chance of being scammed is to show up with no trade and to have your financing done through your bank, with a bank draft in hand.

One of the most common frauds committed by car dealers and one that attorneys see frequently brought to them is the advertising fee scam. Dealers slip into the contract an advertising fee. Often times the advertising fee is on the factory invoice. Dealers add in a second advertising "fee" which becomes pure profit for them. The way to avoid it is to simply ask that it be taken off the contract. If the dealer tells you that the factory doesn't charge them an advertising fee, have them show you the invoice. If there is no fee on the invoice, which is unlikely, it is okay for the dealer to charge between 1% and 3% of the Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price or MSRP for an advertising fee. If it does not appear on the invoice, then the fee is completely negotiable. If it does appear on the invoice, then that is a case of dealer cost and is not negotiable.

If you feel you are the victim of auto fraud, the best way of dealing with it is to contact a lawyer and learn what your options and rights are. If you have a good case, a lawyer will have no problem presenting your grievance to the court.

About the Author:

Rishi Chawla has a informative site on lemon law for owners of defective cars.

http://www.your-lemon-car.com/


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