Legal Question in Consumer Law in California

false advertisement
i found a ad online for which a truck was advertise for $11,988. so i printed out the ad took it to the dealership found the truck using the VIN # and said i want to buy it for this price and they said it was the wrong price. they said they would stand by any advertised price before i told them how much it was and still they say i can not have the truck for that price when they say it has been advetised that way for about 3 weeks according to the manager. what can i do? dont they have to sell me the truck for that price? if they were to sell it before i came back doesnt that mean they owe me the same truck basically for the same price?

Asked on 4/03/04, 2:53 pm

Donald Holben Donald R. Holben & Associates, APC

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Re: false advertisement

Contact district attorney's consumer fraud division.

Answered on 4/05/04, 11:25 am

Alvin Tenner Law Office of Alvin G. Tenner

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Re: false advertisement

This is bait and switch. Go to the DMV and file a complaint. Be sure to tell the dealer what you are going to do.

Answered on 4/05/04, 1:34 pm

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