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oilcanbob
My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: arizona.
i purchased a truck from a used dealership about a 2yrs ago. i found out from the lender that the vehicle i am paying for is not the vehicle i have in my possesion. i have a 2008 chevy with no bells or whistles but the truck im paying for has many upgraded options. i was told by the lender that they could not release a copy of what is called the book list on the vehicle. this is a document that the buyer never sees. i was told that dealers do this to make the vehicle worth more in the eyes of the lender. is it consumer fraud to sell a vehicle to a person and turn around a basically finance something different? if so what do i need to do?