As with any deal, you have to go by gut instinct. Remember that any dealer is in it to make money, thus he wants to clinch a deal and will say things that he hopes will persuade you. On the other hand, maybe he wants to see you back fior an even bigger deal in a few years time and he also wants to keep a good reputation locally, so he might not go too far over the top.
If a used car dealer is truthful and the cars are tested and certified, then it is a well good and known auto dealer that you can trust.
Yes...as long as you have the money (or the credit), a dealer can sell you the car, regardless as to whether or not you have a job.
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That depends on whether you signed anything when you put down the deposit, and whether it was a refundable deposit or a non-refundable one.
.On your gear box. .Your car dealer.
Get a job, earn money, save money, buy a used car from a dealer. This process works, trust me.
The answer is yes, you can sue anyone for anything. However, whether you can WIN any lawsuit is a matter of whether you can convince a jury or judge that the other party was responsible for the problem (normally, it has to do with whether the other party was negligent in some way). However, if a car dealer sold you a car with a bent frame, you have a pretty decent chance of winning the lawsuit.
absolutely, if the dealer is willing to do it. It is two separate transactions, you selling the dealer your car and you buying the dealers car. Whether your tade is worth more or less the the purchased car means nothing to the dealer. they are making a sale and intend to do it again with your trade, just for more money.
One can test drive a Ford XR6 at a used car dealer or any other local car dealer. One should schedule an appointment and ask whether or not this car is available for test drive.
None that I know of.
Doing research about the dealer such as reviews and asking other customers that may have purchased from that Dealer about their experience.
Make sure you do your homework on the car dealer you are going to before you go. Also, know information about your car and make sure you get a Carfax report from the dealer for free.