When a customer is offered a monthly/weekly price of $X and the car is in the exact condition described by the dealer, it cannot be a ripoff. Now if the dealer

When a customer is offered a monthly/weekly price of $X and the car is in the exact condition described by the dealer, it cannot be a ripoff. Now if the dealer is filling their head with nonsense like the car's value will increase over time (a la mortgages), then maybe you might have some fraud aspect. Laws can't protect stupid people from wasting their money and I don't want a world so locked down where they could. And what's the worst case scenario? The car gets repossessed and their credit goes down (ie less people will trust them to make purchasing decisions in the future). There is no debtors prison and its highly unlikely they would have wages garnished unless the car was destroyed.