One type of odometer fraud involves tampering with an odometer so that its reading is less than the car's actual mileage. Another type is the dealer's failure to disclose that an odometer has exceeded its mechanical limits, e.g., where the car has really traveled 150,000, not the 50,000 shown on the five-digit odometer. An auto dealer's failure to make the federally mandated disclosures is a form of fraud and something that we have experience litigating. If you think that your vehicle was sold to you with an inaccurate odometer reading, or if you were not adequately placed on notice of the vehicle's mileage at the time of sale, contact us.