I live in Washington State.
I started to purchase a 1998 Dodge Dakota, truck in Sept of 2010 through a friend who owns a company (truck was a company truck) the truck was (as is). I did not need to take any kind of loans, all I had to do was put the title in my name with the company's name as legal owner, until I have paid sale price in full.
In the four months from start of purchase. The blinkers and brake lights have stopped working, the transmission starting slipping, the brakes started squeeling, the miles per gallon have steadly decreased.
I know I started this purchase with the "as is" clause. But to have that many things go bad in a short amout of time. In my opinion is not good.
Please help if you can
Dan Melton
I started to purchase a 1998 Dodge Dakota, truck in Sept of 2010 through a friend who owns a company (truck was a company truck) the truck was (as is). I did not need to take any kind of loans, all I had to do was put the title in my name with the company's name as legal owner, until I have paid sale price in full.
In the four months from start of purchase. The blinkers and brake lights have stopped working, the transmission starting slipping, the brakes started squeeling, the miles per gallon have steadly decreased.
I know I started this purchase with the "as is" clause. But to have that many things go bad in a short amout of time. In my opinion is not good.
Please help if you can
Dan Melton