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I purchased a car as is and was promised a two week turnaround for minimal repairs it's going on 2 months no car, no parts, nothing can I sue ?
Asked on Apr 25th, 2017 on Civil Litigation - Florida
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He also refuses to provide the VIN that isn't legible on the copy he gave me due to the copy machine. The salesman did this transaction of $2500 outside of business hours he also didn't sign nor date the agreement form we signed. He tried to take advantage of a young family and he lost their credibility I would just like my money back even though they state it's non refundable.
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The problem here is the financial issues. While this may run afoul of things like FLa. Stat. 501.976, the expense of such litigation over a $2,500.00 vehicle is simply not cost effective. You can try making a complaint with the Florida DMV, or the Attorney General, but as a rule, they will view this as an individual contract issue and tell you to hire a civil lawyer. In the future, you need to be more discriminating about what you spend your money on and if the only car you can afford is a $2,500.00 car, that you cant afford to fix on your own, unfortunately, you really need to rethink your ability to afford a car in the first place and redirect your finances and living circumstances around that fact.
Answered on Apr 26th, 2017 at 3:53 AM
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