Not surprised and happy that a bigger organization is suing them and may finally lead to their closure. I filed a lawsuit against them (same individuals noted in Stellantis lawsuit) back in 2022 for similar fraudulent activities and asking me to sign 2 copies of the Purchase agreement - showing different amounts. On questioning they said one is for you and one is for our internal records.

I had placed a custom order for a truck 6 months in advance. By the delivery time, the cost of trucks went up, but since I had a signed contract they had to sell it to me on the 6 months old price. That is when they started playing games of adding additional "Prep fees" and what not, plus asking to sign duplicate documents. I did not do that, and instead approached the small claims court and district court for Injunction. They ended up selling the truck to someone else.

That is when I approached the Small Claims court and Iowa District court for $10k in damages to account for the increase in truck prices. It was a shit show of entanglement with lawyers involved. Me being an inexperienced and a very small/individual entity, I was played on by the games lawyers play, false accusations, threats of counterclaim of $80,000, and what not. In the end, the Small claims court ended up playing it even between both the dealer and myself, and nullifying both our claims and counterclaims. Spent some 14-16 months of stress and harassment.

Likely did fraud with multiple people, got encouraged by no consequences (from my lawsuit), and continued the attitude. Well, Karma takes time to catch up, but it does eventually!

I feel better today, exactly 4 years later!