QUESTION
Should i get a refund for my car or a trade offer atleast?
Asked on Jan 26th, 2015 on Consumer Law - Florida
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Me and my fiance bought a car from a buy here pay here, our first mistake was not getting a mechanic to look at the car before we bought it. Ever since we bought the car back in October 2014 it's been giving us PROBLEMS! The guy that sold it to us said nothing was wrong. (Typical car salesman). We've spent over $500 on new parts and the car still is giving problems. I called the dealership asking for a even trade or refund but they won't give us either because the car is no longer in the dealerships hands, but the company we're making payments to every month. Right now our car isn't running and it hasn't been for about a month now, and i'm still having to make payments on it. Is there a way out? Shouldn't we at least be able to get a fair trade or a refund?
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No. If the car was as-is, absent fraud, its your car to fix or repair. If there was a warranty, you have right to enforce warranty. There is no right to trade in or swap out.
Answered on Feb 05th, 2015 at 11:05 AM
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