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• How To Buy A New Car & Avoid Scams Car site reviews in Chapter 2.
• Tips For Getting A Good Car Loan
• How To Lease A New Car, Avoid Scams
• How To Buy Used Cars and How To Sell Your Used Car
• How To Check The Title, VIN# & History Of A Car
• Extended Warranty Scams & Tips
• Car Buying Tips For Canadians & Canadian Car Prices
• Car Insurance Tips & Scams
• Free Loan & Lease Excel Spreadsheet Downloads
• See What Our Visitors Paid For Cars

Most people don't know their Attorney General has a web site. You should visit your Attorney General's web site before you go car shopping. Many attorney general web sites have consumer information and tips on avoiding car dealer scams, lemon laws, and how to file a lemon law complaint. You can file other car dealer complaints as well on your attorney general web site. You can usually email them or fill out an online complaint form to get started. In 1994 I successfully used the Florida Attorney General's office against a Pontiac dealer who cheated me on my extended warranty. While performing covered warranty work on my fuel tank, they welded a penny to plug a leak. That was pretty stupid, not to mention a safety violation, not that GM cares, their joke of a complaint line sided with the dealer as usual. Of course the penny corroded and leaked and I filed a complaint with the Florida State Attorney. In Florida the Consumer Affairs Division handles car dealers and they forced the Pontiac dealer to reimburse me $350 for the new gas tank. Once they saw my photos it was a no brainer.

The most common car dealer crimes you should be contacting your attorney general about are the ones that most people don't even know are crimes: The forced extended warranty or the forced credit life insurance. It's been a felony for at least 10 years in most states, yet many car dealers still pull this scam on you, especially if you have bad credit. They tell you that you must buy the extended warranty or the credit life insurance, or else the bank will not finance you. This is NOT true, and by law no bank is even allowed to make you buy anything to a get the loan. If this happens to you, report it to you attorney general immediately, because if you don't someone else, maybe even you, will fall victim to their crimes. Other crimes to report are failure to disclose everything in writing on leases as required by FTC's Regulation M, and not disclosing your trade-in value on the lease. Florida is a great state for cracking down on cheating dealers and manufacturers. Florida has already motioned against Toyota, Ford, and Mazda for deceptive leasing practices, advertising,you name it.

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