Used Car Trade Dispute

Thanks for sharing that. It sounds like you have a potential issue with a vehicle trade. In Illinois, consumer protection laws require dealers to disclose known defects. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Review the written conversations for any promises or disclosures about the vehicle's condition.
- Check if the dealership violated the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act.
- Consider contacting the Illinois Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division for assistance.
Have you tried discussing the issue directly with the dealership?

It sounds frustrating dealing with this situation. Since the dealership owner is unavailable until the 30th, consider preparing all your documentation, including written communications and any evidence of the vehicle's condition. You can also file a complaint with the Illinois Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division if you believe there was deception involved. Have you considered seeking legal assistance to help with this issue?

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It seems like a frustrating situation. Given the vehicle's value, you might want to weigh the cost of legal assistance against potential recovery. Consider filing a complaint with the Illinois Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. If the situation escalates, seeking legal advice might be worthwhile.

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It seems like you're dealing with a challenging situation regarding a vehicle trade. Since the vehicle's value is $*,*, legal assistance may not be cost-effective initially, but filing a complaint with the Illinois Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division could be a valuable step. If the situation escalates or if you feel the dealership's actions were particularly deceptive, legal assistance might become necessary.