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EPISODE · May 29, 2026 · 23 MIN

Yo-Yo Financing in Missouri: When a Car Dealer Changes the Deal After You Sign

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Episode Summary: In this episode of Driven by Justice, Missouri's Consumer Law Show, attorneys Bryan Brody and Alex Cornwell from Brody and Cornwell LLC delve into the complexities of yo-yo financing. They explain how this deceptive practice occurs when car dealers attempt to change the terms of a car sale after the buyer has signed a contract, often under the false pretense that the financing fell through. Bryan and Alex clarify that the original contract with the dealership remains valid and highlight the legal implications of such practices under Missouri law. They discuss the importance of understanding your rights as a consumer and the potential legal recourse available if you find yourself in a yo-yo financing situation. This episode is essential for anyone navigating car purchases, ensuring you are equipped with the knowledge to protect your rights. Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 0:40 – What is Yo-Yo Financing? 1:23 – Types of Car Deals 2:29 – The Real Loan Agreement 3:40 – Behind the Scenes of Yo-Yo Deals 4:45 – Dealer's Interest in Selling Contracts 6:05 – Misrepresentation by Dealers 7:12 – Threats of Theft and Consumer Rights 8:28 – Dealer's Tactics and Consumer Impact 9:47 – Legal Stance on Yo-Yo Sales in Missouri 11:00 – Conditional Approvals and Dealer Misconduct 13:01 – Consumer Leverage and Dealer Pressure 15:08 – Legal Protections for Consumers 17:00 – Evaluating New Contracts and Consumer Detriment 19:02 – Legal Violations in Yo-Yo Sales About the Show: Driven by Justice, Missouri's Consumer Law Show is Missouri's go-to podcast for understanding consumer law and protecting your rights. Hosted by experienced attorneys, the show tackles issues like auto fraud, lemon law, and consumer protection, providing listeners with clear, actionable insights. Whether you're dealing with deceptive business practices or seeking justice in a consumer dispute, Driven by Justice, Missouri's Consumer Law Show equips you with the knowledge to navigate the legal landscape confidently. Join us for in-depth discussions, expert advice, and empowering stories from the front lines of consumer advocacy.

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In this episode of Driven by Justice, Missouri’s Consumer Law Show, attorneys Bryan Brody and Alex Cornwell from Brody and Cornwell LLC delve into the complexities of yo-yo financing. They explain how this deceptive practice occurs when car dealers attempt to change the terms of a car sale after the buyer has signed a contract, often under the false pretense that the financing fell through. Bryan and Alex clarify that the original contract with the dealership remains valid and highlight the legal implications of such practices under Missouri law. They discuss the importance of understanding your rights as a consumer and the potential legal recourse available if you find yourself in a yo-yo financing situation. This episode is essential for anyone navigating car purchases, ensuring you are equipped with the knowledge to protect your rights.

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