Car dealer police impersonation occurs when a dealer employee impersonates police. The law firm of Whitney, LLP represents consumers who are victims of car dealer police impersonation and car dealer harassment. This blog discusses a case in which Whitney, LLP...
Read MoreIn August 2019, a Maryland resident unknowingly fell victim to odometer fraud and mileage discrepancy during their search for a trustworthy used vehicle, ultimately discovering a 2016 Ford Explorer advertised on a Maryland Nissan dealer’s website. With an...
Read MorePassport Automotive Group paid $3.3 Million to the FTC to settle claims of illegal dealer fees and racial dealer discriminatory practices. The FTC Complaint sets forth the allegations in detail, and is a great read to understand the practices that many...
Read MoreA dealer kept the down payment after a sale fell through despite having no legal basis to do so. Our customer purchased a vehicle from a Maryland dealer. After he took delivery, but before he had made his first payment, he realized that the vehicle had...
Read MoreThe Maryland Attorney General reached an agreement with Koons Kia in Owings Mills, MD that requires Koons Kia to refund an estimated $1,000,000 to its customers who were allegedly charged hidden fees through false advertising. Koons Kia disputes the allegations....
Read MoreDealer Reserve in the car dealer industry refers to the difference between the lowest interest rate a lender approves a car loan for, and the highest interest rate that the car dealer can trick a customer into paying. Essentially all car dealer in Maryland...
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