Yo-Yo Auto Fraud Lawsuit

I purchased a vehicle from a dealership that pulled a classic “yo-yo” financing scheme: they let me drive off the lot, revoked the financing days later, and then demanded either a higher payment or the car’s return. Their tactics have cost me time, money, and peace of mind, and the situation is now serious enough that it could jeopardize my freedom if the dispute escalates further.

I am ready to move forward with a civil action but have not yet filed, so I need an attorney who can take the lead from day one—drafting the complaint, filing in the appropriate court, and providing full legal representation through trial if necessary. My primary objective is financial compensation for the losses this dealership’s misconduct has caused, but I also want to send a clear message that such practices will not go unchallenged.

Key points you’ll handle:
• Investigate the dealership’s conduct and gather evidence of the yo-yo scheme (contracts, communications, recordings, etc.).
• File the lawsuit in the proper jurisdiction, citing applicable consumer-protection and deceptive-practice statutes.
• Represent me in all hearings, motions, settlement talks, and—if it comes to it—trial.
• Pursue full damages, including reimbursement of out-of-pocket costs, statutory damages, and any additional relief the court deems appropriate.

If you have a proven record taking auto-dealer fraud or UDAP cases to court and winning meaningful compensation for clients, I want to hear how you would approach this matter and an outline of the next steps.