Car dealer deals
When the deal changes at the desk
You agreed on a price, then the paperwork said something else. You get one read at a contract the dealer wrote.
A higher payment, a longer loan, add-ons you never asked for, or a call a week later saying the financing fell through and you need to sign a new deal. We read the contract again, slowly, with you, and compare it to what you were told.
We take cases about cars, trucks and motorcycles bought from a dealer, new or used.
Bring the contract and anything you were texted or emailed
We compare what you were told with what you signed
Ask us before you sign a new version
What we see most
Four ways a deal goes wrong
Payments that move
The number you were told isn’t the number in the contract.
Add-ons nobody asked for
Service plans, coatings and insurance folded into the loan.
Financing that “fell through”
A call after you drove home, asking you to sign a worse deal.
A car that isn’t what was sold
Mileage, accident history or a title problem nobody mentioned.
Dealer deal questions
I already signed. Is it too late?
Not necessarily. Some claims have deadlines, so the sooner you bring the papers, the more options you may have.
Should I keep making payments?
Please talk to us before you change anything. What’s right depends on the contract and on what the lender can do.
What if the car was repossessed?
Tell us on the first call. We’ll say plainly what we can take and what we can’t, and who to call for the rest.
Read it again with someone on your side
Bring the contract. We’ll go through it line by line, free for the first half hour.
No attorney fee unless we win. Case costs are explained in writing first.