It depends. Did you buy the car "as is" or was there a warranty implied? Does your state have a used car lemon law?
If you bought the car with a warranty, then you probably would have a chance in small claims court to get your money back. If you bought it "as is", you're out of luck. Did you have a written "bill of sale" when you completed the deal? This is where the warranty or as is would have been listed.
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The Advantage in buying a used car from a dealer is that he "Must" do and check many systems on the used cars. They really have no interest in selling cars with problems. As far as dealing with a "private party" It is only allowed to sell a car "as is" in California for parts only. Also the seller is responsible for smogging the car, not the new owner.There is no protection on a private party transaction. For one thing the problem could have been the new owners fault, as the car was running when you purchased it?. In the future when buying a used car, it is well worth the $50-100 to have the car checked out by a Mechanic (or CSAA offers this service for their Membership) before handing over hard earned cash.
it means a normal individual going to business and buying a product this what a private customer means
The cost of fuel. Gasoline for a private jet is going to cost a lot more than purchasing gasoline for an automobile. If a rich person buys a private jet, they are going to have to take lessons, or hire someone to fly the plane. A person who just won the lottery can end up spending a lot of their winnings on plane maintenance.
The person who broke the family. But then if everyone did it then everyone. It's depends what going on in your family.
Going broke when?
One can get information on buying bank foreclosures from the bank they use by calling them, going in person, or going on their website. There are also tips and advice from "How to" websites and on forums.
Going for Broke - album - was created in 1984.
Eddie Griffin Going for Broke - 2009 Going for Broke 1-6 was released on: USA: 19 October 2009
A juvenile delinquency is a person that has broke the law. The person is not old enough to go to jail so will be going to juvenile center.
by going to the store and buying it by going to the store and buying it
by going to the store and buying it by going to the store and buying it
means some jerk broke a girls heart and she feels like the world is going to end.
its a private life