Legal Question in Business Law in Indiana
My issue deals with auto dealer discount coupons. I took my vehicle to a dealer yesterday with appropriate coupons that I received in a Valpak. When I picked up my vehicle the line items for each service that I had coupons for had more than doubled in price. The line items reflected labor for each of those maintenance items. The coupons (which I can email copies to you) do not state that labor is extra nor do they state labor is included.
Is this legal?
Asked on 3/09/14, 2:32 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Without looking at the actual coupon, it is impossible to give any kind of opinion. However, you may wish to read the following:
IC 24-5-0.5
Chapter 0.5. Deceptive Consumer Sales
Answered on 3/09/14, 5:52 pm
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