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  • Framingham Used Car Dealer $925,000 Deceptive Sales Practice Judgment

    Framingham Used Car Dealer $925,000 Deceptive Sales Practice Judgment
    [photo] MA Lemon Law Car

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – A used car dealership based in Framingham and its owner have agreed to a $925,000 judgment that includes restitution to consumers to resolve allegations that the business engaged in unfair and deceptive sales practices that violated Massachusetts consumer protection law.

    According to the AG’s complaint, filed along with a consent judgment that was entered in Middlesex Superior Court last week, New England AutoMax Inc., AutoMax Preowned Inc., and Auto Max Inc. (AutoMax) and their owner Howard J. Wilner allegedly violated the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act by misrepresenting important information about the condition, origin, and history of used cars it sold, selling add-on service contracts to consumers that did not cover the cars they were purchasing, falsifying down payments, and adding undisclosed fees onto car sales transactions.

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    News Staff

    November 20, 2019
    Business, Legal Notices
    AutoMax, AutoMax complaints, AutoMax Preowned, AutoMax Used Cars, New England AutoMax, New England AutoMax Inc

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