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Avoid auto fraud: When can sellers cancel a car dealership financed contract?

Posted May 4th, 2007 by Greg Babbitt

This week's special guest blogger is Greg Babbitt, an associate at the law firm of Rosner & Mansfield specializing in auto fraud. The topic: a car dealer's right to cancel dealership financed contracts. And yes, they can. But, consumers have rights too. Make sure you know what they are the next time you're at a dealership. Read more.

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Why now might be the best time to buy a hybrid car

Posted February 12th, 2007 by art neill

Just a year or two ago, consumers were paying premiums of thousands of dollars and ignoring desired options to simply purchase a hybrid car. Today, manufacturers of fuel-efficient hybrid cars are giving big incentives, including low interest financing options and price discounts, to sell the hybrids. Coupled with federal tax incentives, if you've been interested in better insulating yourself from fluctuating gas prices by buying a hybrid, the time might be right. Read this post to find out why.

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