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Mila415

Mila415

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We are used cars dealer. We sold car as-is.

WE are used cars dealer. We sold car as-is , also cansellation contract has been sign(the one is saying the car cant be returned) In few days we received call from the customer, she stated that check engine on the car show up, so she checked the car at her friend shop. They said that the car got transmission problem. When we was selling the car it was no problem. her mechanick find out that the problem has been hided. We purchased the car from auto auction... as-is. we didnt do any repairs to the car. We sold the car the way it was after auction. WE made safety inspection, we cans see what it is inside. The customer send us a letter in one month ....she was saying that we hided problem from her and she want her money back . After we received a letter .. we was trying to call her to help resolve problem. We left few messaged ... we neer got respond from her.. In 3 month we received letter in which customer inviting us to samll claim court. We have all papers such as as-is form, cansellation form and invoice for the car that we purchased this car as-is. what do you think what will happend in this situation. The car was good driving condition. The customer test drive car before buying.

Thank You so much!

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Answer 1 / 1 - Submitted 103 days ago...

larryodaniel

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In most states Dealer's are required to state the warranty options on the window of the auto. If you are a liscensed dealer then you already know this. However, you have a lot going for you if you did everything right; however, in court you will be the bad guy and she will be the victim. I'd settle with her before going to court.

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