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Most used car buyers think a clean Carfax report means they’re getting a problem-free vehicle. This costs California consumers millions every year when they find out about undisclosed accidents, flood damage, or major repairs that never showed up in vehicle history reports. Carfax and AutoCheck help, but they only show part of the picture. Knowing […]
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You buy a used car, drive it for a week or two, and then—check engine light. Overheating. Strange noises. Now you’re wondering: did the seller know about this problem, or did you just get unlucky? The difference between fraud and normal wear-and-tear isn’t just about who’s to blame—it decides whether you can do anything about […]
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Buying a used car with hidden frame damage is expensive and dangerous. We’re talking about a mistake that can cost you tens of thousands of dollars and put your family at risk every time you drive. Frame damage wrecks your vehicle’s structural integrity, messes with safety systems, and tanks the resale value. If you know […]
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You’ve discovered a dangerous problem with your new car, but there’s no recall. Can California’s lemon law still help you? Yes. And you don’t need to wait for the manufacturer to acknowledge it. Too many drivers think lemon law only covers recalled defects. That’s wrong, and it keeps people in unsafe vehicles longer than they […]
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You drove off the lot feeling great about your new car purchase. The paperwork was signed, the keys were in your hand, and you thought the deal was done. Then, days or weeks later, your phone rings. The dealer is calling to tell you there’s a “problem with your financing” and you need to come […]
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