High end car scheme involving 52 vehicles nets perpetrator 53 years behind bars and an order of restitution for $584,000.<\/p>\n
Creative would be a mild word when applied to this recent court case that involved a local Colorado car dealer. \u201cSeems he was selling total loss vehicles to customers without telling them. His scam was in operation for four years, from 2005 to 2008 and covered 52 vehicles. Evidently, the man made it a habit to buy wrecks, repair them and sell them \u2013 but did not tell the customer the true extent of the previous damage,\u201d remarked Miller Leonard, a Denver federal criminal defense lawyer and Denver state criminal defense attorney.<\/p>\n
Over the four years the dealer told buyers the vehicles had a full factory warranty. Investigators indicated warranties on total losses were voided. In plain English, the cars this man sold should have had salvage branded titles but instead, the dealer (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" High end car scheme involving 52 vehicles nets perpetrator 53 years behind bars and an order of restitution for $584,000. Creative would be a mild word when applied to this recent court case that involved a local Colorado car dealer.…<\/span><\/p>\n