Hardwick was waiting for a refund of $9,500 after purchasing a vehicle from KBB Auto Sales in Indianapolis. ![]() While they wait for the investigation to be completed, all of the victims are stuck paying the bill for a car that they claim wasn't what they signed paperwork for. ![]() Eight of those victims have filed lawsuits through Perry Township Small Claims Court. WRTV's Kelsey Anderson has spoken with victims daily since her first report on March 16. The investigation started with one victim and now Indiana State Police Detective Brandon Farias tells WRTV that 46 more victims of the dealership have reached out. KBB Auto Sales is accused of deceiving its customers by selling vehicles with the odometers rolled back thousands of miles. INDIANAPOLIS - A WRTV investigation into a local car dealer has prompted nearly four dozen additional victims to come forward.
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