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The Consumer Law Group, P.C.

On the page below you can find links to documents, reports, publications and discussions provided by The Consumer Law Group, P.C.. As an attorney with years of experience practicing Virginia Lemon Law, Auto Fraud, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and Credit Fraud & Identity Theft; we have acquired expertise in a number of areas.

The documents below are available to the public so that they can gain a better understanding of the legal challenges facing them, and why an experienced attorney is so important for success.

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• Follow the Money To Become a Savvier Shopper. By Philip Reed, Senior Consumer Advice Editor   
  Description: "Follow the money," is good advice for someone trying to understand the hidden side of any business. Nowhere is this more important than on a car lot. Rows of shiny new cars on a dealer's lot make consumers believe that's where the big money is. But if you follow the trail of dollars, it leads in a surprising direction. And knowing where the profit is will make you a better shopper.
• Why It's Easier to Buy a Car Now: by Joseph B. White Sweet deals -- 0% interest, no down payment -- for drivers with good credit.   
  Description: Provided by: THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. Car dealers, auto finance companies and credit market analysts are seeing a decided spring thaw in the auto finance market -- especially for drivers with good credit.
• This article was provided by U.S. News & World Report   
  Description: Whether it’s your first time or you’re a seasoned pro, you should never buy a car on impulse. The buying process takes time, research, careful thought and even some strategy.
• Electric Vehicles: GM Goes Electric: by Michael Waterman & Katrina Ramser   
  Description: GM’s future is directly tied to electric vehicles. At least that’s the sense you received listening to Bob Lutz, vice chairman of GM, deliver the Motor Press Guild keynote speech at the 2009 Los Angeles Auto Show.
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• What Not To Say When Buying A Car: By Hannah Elliott   
  Description: It's easy to get excited by a new car. But if you want a chance at getting a good deal on one of the 2010 models, keep that enthusiasm to yourself. It's the only way to walk out of the showroom with your dignity--and your wallet--intact
• New Models Stir Car Buyers by Jim Ostroff, Associate Editor, The Kiplinger Letter   
  Description: Auto dealers are growing more encouraged about revving up sales next year. Showroom traffic is picking up, and not just from folks lured by the cash for clunkers program.
• How To Decode Your Car's VIN: By Matt Hardigree   
  Description: The Vehicle Information Number (VIN) plate on cars is a clever way to communicate everything about a car. It's worth pointing out that many dealerships will make keys based on a VIN that you give them. It's been recommended that you cover the windshield VIN.
• Tips on Choosing the Right Vehicle: by Brenda Williams   
  Description: The answers to some questions should help you in your decision for the best suited vehicle for your needs.
• Unscrupulous And Dishonest Car Dealers: by Robert W. Smith, Sr.   
  Description: While many auto dealers are completely honest there are a significant number of scams you should be on the lookout for even if you believe the dealer has a spotless reputation.
• What Everybody Ought to Know About Buying Used Cars: by Terry Bolton   
  Description: Finding a used car that's in good condition can be frustrating if you don't know the best places to look. It takes research to find out where you can get the best deal.
• 6 Great Tips for Buying a Car: by Mike Boudet   
  Description: Whether you're looking to purchase your first car or possibly your last, a few tips could save you hundreds if not thousands of dollars.
• Planning on Buying a Used Car?: by Brenda Williams   
  Description: If you plan on buying a used car and you've never bought one before then you should make sure that you do your research on the topic and don't rush into buying the very first car that you notice as it usually isn't the best decision for choosing a used car.
• Purchasing a Pre-Owned Vehicle: by Shane Rethwisch   
  Description: Although buying a used car can be a fun experience, for some people it will be overwhelming. The process of buying a new car will be slow because of the abundance of cars. Making sure that you know what to seek in a used car will make the process go more smoothly.
• How to Avoid Car Dealership Scams: by Derek Hudson   
  Description: If you're planning to purchase a vehicle, either used or new, you need to be an aware and informed consumer. While the majority of car dealers are honest and sincere suppliers, there are scams out there that could cost you big money.
• How to spot a lemon: provided by ConsumerReports.org   
  Description: Finding a trouble-free used car has nothing to do with luck and everything to do with applying good research and investigative skills.
• Car Purchase Procedure   
  Description: If you are planning on buying a car, it requires a lot of consideration and research as it is a big investment to make.
• Dealing With a Dealer For a New Car   
  Description: You've seen a great car that you want to buy. Unless you do your homework, you will never get the deal you want for buying your dream car.
• Financing Your New Car   
  Description: You can get a good deal for a car loan by maintaining an excellent credit score. Getting a good deal for financing your car involves low interest rates and monthly payments to the finance company that will not adversely impact your budget.
• 10 Common Car-Buying Mistakes   
  Description: As reported in Consumer Reports, read about car-buying mistakes. The consumer will be protected under the law.
• Five Tips For Buying a Used Car   
  Description: One of the most difficult and important of skills to master is that of buying a reliable used car. These tips are aimed at helping you learn to find a reliable used car instead of a piece of junk.
• Car Buying Scams   
  Description: This article details a few sales tactics that you may want to be on the lookout for the next time you purchase a new automobile.
• Tips For Buying Your First Car   
  Description: Some things you should consider when buying your first car.
• Can You Answer These 10 Important Questions About Repossed (Repo) Car Auctions?   
  Description: Information about Repossed Car Auctions
• TEN TOP TIPS FOR CAR BUYERS: By Remar Sutton   
• EIGHT TIPS FOR BUYING CARS   
  Description: Eight Car Buying Tips
• Car Buying Tips:   
  Description: Follow the tips below for a better car buying experience.
• Client's Bill of Rights   
  Description: If you decide to retain The Consumer Law Group, you can expect the following rights.