Free Auto Fraud Case Evaluation

Why Submit an Auto Fraud Case Evaluation Today

If a dealership sold you a vehicle with a rolled-back odometer, an undisclosed branded title, hidden prior rental history, or failed to pay off your trade-in, time matters. Florida law provides strong consumer protections under statutes like the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) and Fla. Stat. § 319.14, but many of these claims are subject to statutes of limitations that can expire if you wait too long. Submitting an auto fraud case evaluation as soon as possible gives your attorney the best chance of preserving evidence and building a strong case on your behalf.

An experienced auto fraud attorney can evaluate your situation, identify the legal claims available to you, and help you understand what compensation you may be entitled to, including statutory damages, actual damages, and attorney’s fees. In most cases we handle, our fees are sought from the dealership, meaning there is no upfront cost to you.

Common Types of Auto Fraud in Florida

Dealership fraud takes many forms. Some of the most common claims we see include odometer rollbacks, where a dealer tampers with the mileage to inflate the vehicle’s value. The NHTSA estimates that over 450,000 vehicles are sold with false odometer readings each year. We also handle cases involving undisclosed branded titles, where a vehicle was previously declared a total loss, rebuilt, or salvaged and the dealer failed to disclose that history before the sale. Undisclosed prior rental car history is another frequent issue, as hundreds of previously wrecked rental vehicles are resold every month without proper disclosure to buyers.

Wrongful repossession claims arise when a lender or dealer repossesses a vehicle without proper justification, damages personal property during the process, or pursues a deficiency balance after an improper repossession. Trade-in payoff fraud occurs when a dealership accepts your trade-in but fails to pay off the remaining loan balance within the time required by Florida law, resulting in late payments being reported to the credit bureaus and significant damage to your credit score.

What Sets Sue Your Dealer Apart

Sue Your Dealer is the auto fraud attorney Florida consumers turn to when dealerships refuse to do the right thing. Unlike general practice firms, auto fraud and consumer protection is all we do. Our founding attorney, Joshua Feygin, brings a unique perspective to every auto fraud case evaluation: before attending law school, he grew up in and around mechanic shops and worked in one himself, giving him years of hands-on automotive experience that most attorneys simply do not have. That mechanical knowledge, combined with hundreds of claims resolved in both state and federal court as well as through arbitration, allows him to spot issues other attorneys miss. He has been quoted by major news outlets including the Sun Sentinel, ABC Action News, and Automotive News for his expertise in dealer fraud matters.

We serve consumers throughout the State of Florida, Vermont, and Washington D.C. If you believe you were taken for a ride by a dealership, submit a free auto fraud case evaluation above and let us review your situation. There is no cost and no obligation.