Were you sold a car with a Safety/Open Recall?

If you were sold a car with a Safety/ Open Recall, you may be entitled to compensation, including money or a return of your vehicle. Car dealers have a duty to make a reasonable inspection of a vehicle for defects that would make the car a menace on the highway.(Benton v. Sloss (1952) 38 Cal.2d 399, 404.) A car dealership has an affirmative duty to 1, take all reasonable possible steps to inspect a car for any defects and ownership history before putting the car up for sale, and 2, to make representations consistent with the results of its inspections. (See Jones v. Fenton Ford, Inc. (D.Ct. 1977) 427 F.Supp. 1328,1334; Nieto v. Pence (5th Cir. 1978) 578 F.2d 640.) That means if you were sold a car with an Open Recall, the dealer 1) had a duty to properly tell you, and 2) if it dealt with safety, should not have sold you the vehicle until the recall was fixed. By doing so, the dealer put you in harms way, possibly death. As such you may be entitled to compensation.

We at Car Law Firm, only specialize in helping consumers who have been defrauded by “dirty” dealers who are continuously scamming unsuspecting consumers by not informing them of the open recall on the vehicle they are purchasing.

We take on only cases that we know we can win. We are currently helping 100s of new clients monthly with frame damage fraud cases. We do not collect any money up front from our clients and all our cases are on contingency basis. Meaning, if you don’t get paid, we don’t get paid! Contact us today if you feel like you were sold a vehicle with a Safety/Open Recall. We will evaluate each case thoroughly, share our experience with cases such as yours, and help set up proper expectations.

We look forward to serving you.

Sincerely,
 
The Car law Firm Team