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1. Do dealerships lie about cars being sold?
2. Is it illegal for a car salesman to lie?
3. How can you tell if a salesman is lying?
4. How much does a car salesman make off a car?
5. Can I sue someone that sold me a bad car?
6. Can I sue car dealership for lying?

Do dealerships lie about cars being sold?

It's important to note that most car dealerships are on the up-and-up. Few will lie to you outright. But they might try to mislead you to make a sale.

Is it illegal for a car salesman to lie?

Lying to customers might not make a car dealer's nose grow long, but it can cause his reputation to go south. ... Both state and federal laws contain auto dealer fraud provisions intended to punish dealerships that lie to their customers. These laws make deception and unfair practices by dealers illegal.

How can you tell if a salesman is lying?

Pay attention to how they answer the first few questions and how long it takes him or her to respond. If there is a shift in timing, either taking a longer pause or they're spitting out an even faster answer than the previous it's a good sign that they are lying.

How much does a car salesman make off a car?

Most dealerships pay salesmen a paltry base salary of roughly minimum wage. Salesmen then typically earn commissions of 25% of the dealership's gross profit on the car.

Can I sue someone that sold me a bad car?

You can sue a dealership for selling you a bad car if they did not properly disclose any known issues with the vehicle. ... Often times, the only way to get the dealer to repair the vehicle or arrange for the car to be returned for a full refund is by having an auto fraud attorney sue the dealership.

Can I sue car dealership for lying?

Yes, you can sue a car dealership for lying to you in some situations. ... You are protected under consumer law and can choose to file a lawsuit with the help of an auto fraud attorney. This doesn't apply just to used cars. You can sue for issues with a new car as well.