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Dealer markups and extra fees for motor vehicle documents are prompting consumer fraud class actions across New Jersey. About a dozen pending suits claim the charges are excessive, poorly explained and misleading. While the cases are often settled at little cost to dealers -- with plaintiffs getting coupons for another car at the same dealership -- plaintiffs lawyers are paid in cash for work on these typically easily proven cases, making for a lucrative practice niche.
November 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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