Legal Question in Consumer Law in California

I purchased a car from gasping Honda I'm 12.8.10. I had an upside down of 3600. They said dont worrie we can pay of your upside down before u make your first payment I am now coming up on my first payment and they still have not payed that old loan on wich we agreed thy never called me to tell me there is problems wig the loan I walked in to the dealer today and asked y it has not been payed they said we r having problems wig financing the loan continue to pay both loans I can not afford two car payments I made that very clear when I bought he car is there anything I can do is this considerd breach of conrract on their part?


Asked on 1/03/11, 2:43 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Steven Simons Law Office of Steven A. Simons

What the dealer is doing is trying to get you to come in and change the terms of the contract.This is a very common occurance - - similar to bait and switch. You should see an attorney on Monday morning and have them send a demand letter that the dealer comply with the terms of the retail instalmen sales contract. Find someone who specializes in car fraud cases (like my office) and knows what they are doing. Otherwise you may not get the best results.

If you are out of my area then go to www.naca.net and find an auto fraud attorney to help you out.

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Answered on 1/08/11, 3:18 pm
John W. Hanson The Hanson Law Firm

Although we need to review the contract to be certain, what they have done is illegal. Please feel free to contact my office (or Mr. Simons if you are in his area) ASAP. We handle cases statewide. John W. Hanson, The Hanson Law Firm, 858.451.0291, www.thesandiegolemonlawyer.com. We can make them honor your contract, pay what they are supposed to pay, and more. Our services are free to you, as we get our fees from the dealership.

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Answered on 1/08/11, 3:38 pm


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