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Alright, here's what happened.
I was out looking for a vehicle, and came across a Camaro. So, I took my dad out there, we purchased it. Me and my brother went to pick it up, I drove it home and let it sit until my dad got back from out of town.
So, the guy tells us only that the shifter needs a cable. So, were like alright, sounds fair enough. But we ask a few questions about the vehicle.
The most important one was:
"Is there anything wrong with the engine?"
He distincly says no, there is nothing wrong with the engine at all. It is perfectly fine.
So, ok we try to go get emissions done, which was only 7 1/2 miles up the road.
We get there, the guy trys to test it, but all of a sudden the engine starts smoking and the emissions guy says "You'll be lucky to drive it home without the engine blowing.
So, my question is:
What can I do? I've done some research about this and supposedly it is considered fraud for what he done to us. He did not say that the engine was smoking, all he said was that it is perfectly fine and we would not have any problems wrong with the car except for what he had already pointed out. Which was the cable to tranny.
So, is it possible for me to take him to court and either get my money back? Or go get the engine fixed and take the reciept to the court and have him pay us back for the costs of repair?
I'm really stumped not sure what to do, and highly irritated that he would not tell us something as important as that.
Thanks in advance!
Alright, here's what happened.
I was out looking for a vehicle, and came across a Camaro. So, I took my dad out there, we purchased it. Me and my brother went to pick it up, I drove it home and let it sit until my dad got back from out of town.
So, the guy tells us only that the shifter needs a cable. So, were like alright, sounds fair enough. But we ask a few questions about the vehicle.
The most important one was:
"Is there anything wrong with the engine?"
He distincly says no, there is nothing wrong with the engine at all. It is perfectly fine.
So, ok we try to go get emissions done, which was only 7 1/2 miles up the road.
We get there, the guy trys to test it, but all of a sudden the engine starts smoking and the emissions guy says "You'll be lucky to drive it home without the engine blowing.
So, my question is:
What can I do? I've done some research about this and supposedly it is considered fraud for what he done to us. He did not say that the engine was smoking, all he said was that it is perfectly fine and we would not have any problems wrong with the car except for what he had already pointed out. Which was the cable to tranny.
So, is it possible for me to take him to court and either get my money back? Or go get the engine fixed and take the reciept to the court and have him pay us back for the costs of repair?
I'm really stumped not sure what to do, and highly irritated that he would not tell us something as important as that.
Thanks in advance!