Dealership didn’t disclose used car’s accident history, lawsuit claims

A lawsuit alleges AutoNation Nissan Miami failed to tell a customer a used vehicle he was purchasing had been involved in two accidents. (FILE PHOTO)

By:

Eric Freedman

March 24, 2025 05:33 PM

A customer accused a Miami dealership, a captive finance company and a service contract administrator in a suit alleging fraud and consumer violations in failing to disclose his used vehicle had been damaged in two crashes.

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