Car dealership misrepresented vehicle specifications
In March of 2003 I bought a 2000 Saturn from CarMax, a national used car chain. CarMax advertised this vehicle as a Saturn LS-2 with a V6 engine. The sticker, bill of sale and the financing contract all state LS-2. Nine months after owning this vehicle a Saturn dealership informed that the car is actually a LS-1 4 cylinder. I actually paid the LS-2 V6 price! The price of the car was $12,599. The warranty was $1,599. With all appropriate taxes and fees the final price was approximately $15,000. I paid $5,000 down on the car and financed the rest through Bank of America. The financing paperwork also states LS-2. I took the car back to CarMax and they admitted that they misrepresented the vehicle specifications and it was not a ”paperwork error”. They apologized and offered to buy the LS-1 from me for $10,000. I would loose $5,000. Is this contract valid? Should I expect the dealer to put me in a LS-2? Should the bank know that they are not financing the vehicle they thought they were? How should I proceed?

Hi, I bought a 1991 honda prelude a few weeks ago from a local repair shop, the car cannot pass emissions and he forged another gentleman’s signature. I have tried filing a police report and the person who sold the car told police he never had the car and said he’s never seen me before i want my 1500 dollars back what can i do. Also i have title plus bill of sales both document forged but i didn’t realize till later, please help me.

Selling my car as-is
I sold my 1998 mazda mpv on craigslist on 4/12/08, about 3 weeks later the person is harrassing me stating the van has a major oil leak. I sold it with a smaller leak that I told him about and put in the ad. He is convinced I knew about this huge leak and lied to him about it due to a post he saw on a Mazda website from me a few months back which is not related to whatever leak he has now. I did not right as-is on my bill of sale; but didn’t give him any form of written warrenty either. What will happen at this point if he trys to sue me?

I recently sold my car, and I was wondering if the purchaser does not register the car in his name and receive a new title with his name on it, am I liable if anything happens? I signed the back of the title as the Seller and I have a Bill of Sale. Thanks.