usually there are bunch good deals but only from private sellers NOT dealers.What do you expect from a car that only costs 2 grand?
The dealer obviously knew, thats why he changed his story.Lemon law is where the same problem occurs more then once. You need documented proof that the same problem keeps coming up and it has been serviced. Also if you buy it as is, you waive your lemon law rights. The only way the lemon law can be applied here is if the dealer knowingly sold you a lemon.
Lemon law is where the same problem occurs more then once. You need documented proof that the same problem keeps coming up and it has been serviced. Also if you buy it as is, you waive your lemon law rights. The only way the lemon law can be applied here is if the dealer knowingly sold you a lemon.
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send them antrax. shit won't happen againstand out in front of them with a sign saying they ripped you off for a few days and i bet they make it right.
then you have to worry about child support which = more moneyI'd find his wife and get her pregnant.
what is the number and address of this dealership. I couldnt find it. I didnt search that hard but still. I dont feel like it.Cool, thanks Devillain, I'm gonna see if there is anything I can do about this. Only thing is that I have no proof that he lied, other than maybe records of my car being towed to the garage the day after I got it, that's about all I have.