Buying a used car? Look out for dangerous recalls.

Used car dealers continue to get away with selling vehicles with major safety defects

How would you react if a car dealer sold you a car with defective parts that could:

Start a fire?

Eject metal fragments through the airbag?

Suddenly shut off the engine during driving?

Cause the seatbelt to stop working in a crash?

The first questions you might ask are: How can this possibly happen? Isn’t there a law against this? And if there’s not, shouldn’t there be? Shouldn’t this be illegal?

Unfortunately, used car dealers continue to get away with selling vehicles with these and other major safety defects. And it’s not just shady used car lots, either.

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