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Do auto mechanics lie?
Car mechanics are notorious for lying to their customers in order to gain extra work for things that don’t really need doing or for charging extra for things if they can tell someone doesn’t really know what they are talking about. Sadly, this can lead to people spending lots of money without actually needing to.
How do you tell if a mechanic is lying to you?
The best way to know if your mechanic has lied to you in this situation is to have an auto repair shop that you feel can be trusted. Ask friends and family about who they go to, and go to them for oil changes, air filter changes, and tire rotations.
Can you return a used vehicle after purchase in Canada?
There is no law that gives consumers the right to return a vehicle. In most cases, if you bought it, it’s yours. do not withhold or give information that would cause you to make an error in judgment about whether to buy the vehicle.
How do I know if my mechanic is honest?
Honest mechanics will communicate clearly with you in words you can understand before, during and after the repair. Compare any scheduled repair with your owner’s manual. Honest mechanics will give you written estimates including parts, labor, and other supplies.
Can you sue a car dealer for selling you a bad car?
You should hire an auto dealer lawyer if your car dealer sold you a bad car by lying to you. Your dealer could have lied to you by selling you a ‘lemon car’ or by not disclosing any accident or damage done to the car. In either case, you can sue your dealer for selling you a bad car.
What can I do if I was sold a bad car in California?
Used cars are also covered by the California Lemon Law. If you were sold a bad car, our lawyers can help with the following: You can have the dealer pay for the repairs and any pre-existing damages. If you believe you were sold a bad car, talk to our auto sale lawyers now for free advice.
What happens if a used car dealer sells a lemon?
By definition, a used car dealer that sells a lemon is required to buy back the car. Consumer laws are very clear about dealer and manufacturer liability for lemons: once a car is declared a lemon it must be refunded and the contract must be canceled.