A 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...
Read MoreWatch the Video Below: When dealers sell a car and do not have the title, buyers can have serious problems with car dealerships that can lead to legal, financial and emotional consequences. Without a clear title, Maryland buyers cannot register their new car, leading...
Read MoreWatch the Video Below: Maryland law protects consumers who buy new cars and find that their new car was not actually new. Customers buy new cars to avoid problems that arise in used cars. Buyers of new cars also want to avoid problems from damage and bad...
Read MoreWatch the Video Below: When a car dealer steals or keeps a down payment after financing was not approved, Maryland buyers can get help. Whitney, LLP’s dealer fraud lawyers help buyers when the dealer does not return the down payment or trade in after...
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