WV MetroNews – Morrisey files grievance in wishes of shutting drop Kanawha province used vehicle dealerships
By MetroNews Staff in break news | April 04, 2018 at twelve:37AMCHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey filed a grievance Monday versus used vehicle dealerships in wishes of shutting the businesses drop. The suit alleges 4 people by Richmond's Quality vehicles & CMS Pre-Owned Auto discounts — both on large Tyler Road in Cross Lanes — misrepresented odometer readings & purveyed vehicles "as is," including selling vehicles by serious mechanical issues & fraudulent inspection stickers. Morrisey said the actions were done without a state dealer's license & in unlock violation of repeated cease & desist orders from the state Division of Motor Vehicles. "Any business which circumvents the law have to be dealt by accordingly, & this grievance demonstrates our commitment to prevent consumers," he said. The grievance too asks residual inventory to be seized & profits made on vehicles purveyed to be forfeited.Kate Hawkesby: Motorists' complacency & used vehicle importers play a portion in Takata airbag saga
as declared in For everybody asking what took the Gov. Extremely long to order a recall on the Takata airbags - well the reason is it up to the Gov.? What about the vehicle owners who haven't been bothered to do this of their own volition? • 50,000 cars by potentially deathly Takata airbags recalledAdvertisementAnd speculation what a massive chunk of those owners did? nearly 80,000 people didn't care, didn't bother, didn't follow it up. What we could do is insist which aftertime measures around vehicle importation compliance are tightened up to protect this happening once more.collected by :Haily Jackson