What is the name of your state? Missouri
I have recently purchased a '99 Toyota convertable from a gal in OHIO.
Before making this purchase, I had requested a "bumper to bumper" Inspection from the dealership. Both the dealership and the seller assured me the car was in tip top pristine condition inside and out,(as did carfax) with the only flaw being the sightly bent antenna.
When I brought the car home, and it rained for the first time, I discovered 1/4 inch gap between the rubber seal on both passenger side windows causing water to leak... I lifted the floor matt on the passanger side to find a second floor matt? ...to find there was no carpeting...completely bald.
I E-mailed the seller, and she admitted she knew about the carpeting, but not the leak.
Do I have a small claims case worth persuing?
I have recently purchased a '99 Toyota convertable from a gal in OHIO.
Before making this purchase, I had requested a "bumper to bumper" Inspection from the dealership. Both the dealership and the seller assured me the car was in tip top pristine condition inside and out,(as did carfax) with the only flaw being the sightly bent antenna.
When I brought the car home, and it rained for the first time, I discovered 1/4 inch gap between the rubber seal on both passenger side windows causing water to leak... I lifted the floor matt on the passanger side to find a second floor matt? ...to find there was no carpeting...completely bald.
I E-mailed the seller, and she admitted she knew about the carpeting, but not the leak.
Do I have a small claims case worth persuing?