Is there any legal compensation for a RV that is sold as new but already has over 2000 miles on it?

Answer 1

First, did you purchase the RV from a dealership or an individual? Dealerships have what they call "demo" models that are "new" vehicles, but they have driven for test drives, ect. The documents you signed at the time of purchase should reflect this and list the mileage. However, if you purchased the RV from an individual different laws may apply. Contact your local DMV for guidance. Did you notice the mileage and ask questions prior to purchasing the RV. The only reason I would think that the mileage issue would be unknown is if you purchased it sight unseen.

Answer 2

It depends on the state's consumer protection laws and the circumstances of the sale. You may be entitled to compensation under the state's lemon laws if the RV has significant issues or defects. You may also have a case for fraud or misrepresentation if the dealer knowingly withheld information about the mileage.