What could or should be done about a car I purchased that broke down within 2 weeks of having it?
It certainly could be suspicious that the breakdown happened so fast but the real question is whether or not the dealer is correct in blaming you...
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It certainly could be suspicious that the breakdown happened so fast but the real question is whether or not the dealer is correct in blaming you...
Based on what you say here, you are both legally and morally right and the dealer is wrong. Ask them by phone to take it back and cancel the deal...
If you can't work it out with him to repay you, then you can file a claim against him in court for unjust enrichment or perhaps breach of contract...
Sheldon is right - if you can't argue your way into getting this covered by the seller or the manufacturer then you need to talk to a Consumer Law...
The moral of this story is easy - never buy a car if the seller can't give you the title when you pay for it. In Ohio, only the person whose name...
I hear that in Singapore they throw people in jail for littering. I suspect the treatment of your brother wouldn't go too well either. This could...
Ohio is like most states on this question - having your name on the title itself is the only way you own the vehicle. The owner can do anything...
You bought a used vehicle with a warranty covering the engine and drivetrain and now the engine needs repairs. If it was covered by the warranty,...
They will push you as long as you let them push you. If it is covered by warranty then your only obligation is to give them a reasonable chance to...
If the problem makes the vehicle unsafe, and the problem is caused by the rust condition and the rust was there when you bought it, then you bought...