What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Michigan
I bought a car yesterday. When I test drove it on Wednesday there was no issues I didn't know about. When I picked it up yesterday, he had the door open cleaning the windows. The door was "dinging" like they do when you leave the keys in it or the lights on.... There were no keys in it. We were facing the sun, and I couldn't see why. He told me it was because he had the door open too long. HOWEVER.... when I got home and in the shade, I saw clearly that the parking lights were on. I called him immediately. He said it was my fault. I must have hit something. (while driving it the 3 miles to my house) So, what can I do, if anything? He lied right to my face! Even if I had hit something on my way home, how do you explain why it was "dinging" when I arrived in the first place? Please tell me I can file some type of claim against him in civil court.
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Yes, when buying from a private party there is a universal lemon law that allows the purchaser to get their money back within 30 days of the purchase through the court system.
I bought a car yesterday. When I test drove it on Wednesday there was no issues I didn't know about. When I picked it up yesterday, he had the door open cleaning the windows. The door was "dinging" like they do when you leave the keys in it or the lights on.... There were no keys in it. We were facing the sun, and I couldn't see why. He told me it was because he had the door open too long. HOWEVER.... when I got home and in the shade, I saw clearly that the parking lights were on. I called him immediately. He said it was my fault. I must have hit something. (while driving it the 3 miles to my house) So, what can I do, if anything? He lied right to my face! Even if I had hit something on my way home, how do you explain why it was "dinging" when I arrived in the first place? Please tell me I can file some type of claim against him in civil court.
Answers.com posted this:
Yes, when buying from a private party there is a universal lemon law that allows the purchaser to get their money back within 30 days of the purchase through the court system.