Dealer did not sign any of my paper work on a car purchase.

[Just Blue]

Why would I do that ? They messed up not me.

Actually...You messed up by not buying a car that is comfortable to drive in. ARE you the one driving it?

 

[quincy]

Here are links to your Attorney General's Office on used car purchases.

http://www.ag.state.il.us/consumers/consumer_publications.html#autobuying

http://www.ag.state.il.us/consumers/Consumer_Guide_to_Buying_a_Used_Vehicle.pdf

It is up to the buyer to know what they are buying. If the car was uncomfortable, you probably should not have purchased it.

But you can consult with an attorney in your area. In the meantime, if driving makes you vomit, you might want to refrain from driving.

 

[Mickey52]

Actually...You messed up by not buying a car that is comfortable to drive in. ARE you the one driving it?

I only test drove it around the block. It was when I took a long ride that I started getting my migranes.

 

[quincy]

I am sorry about your migraines. That fact is probably not enough for you to get a refund.

 

[Mickey52]

I am sorry about your migraines. That fact is probably not enough for you to get a refund.

Does the contract and all other paperwork need to be signed by the cardealer to be valid.

 

[quincy]

Does the contract and all other paperwork need to be signed by the cardealer to be valid.

No. The contract can be signed by the dealer later.

 

[Mickey52]

No. The contract can be signed by the dealer later.

how is that a contract if I don't have a signed copy of it?

 

[Mickey52]

Actually...You messed up by not buying a car that is comfortable to drive in. ARE you the one driving it?

No its sitting in the driveway.

 

[quincy]

how is that a contract if I don't have a signed copy of it?

The dealer presented you with an offer, you accepted the offer with your signature and deposit, and you left the dealer with money in exchange for the car.

Offer, acceptance, consideration.

You are both acting in accordance with the terms of your agreement.

You can consult with an attorney in your area if you want to see if there is a legal "out" for you. The fact that you are admitted low-IQ could be explored.

Good luck.

 

[Just Blue]

The dealer presented you with an offer, you accepted the offer with your signature and deposit, and you left the dealer with money in exchange for the car.

Offer, acceptance, consideration.

You are both acting in accordance with the terms of your agreement.

You can consult with an attorney in your area if you want to see if there is a legal "out" for you. The fact that you are admitted low-IQ could be explored.

Good luck.

I agree with all that you said except the very last. A 6th grade I.Q. does not mean a low I.Q. My eldest tested at 149 in 6th grade and lil'blu tested at 160.

 

[quincy]

I agree with all that you said except the very last. A 6th grade I.Q. does not mean a low I.Q. My eldest tested at 149 in 6th grade and lil'blu tested at 160.

I apologize.

 

[Just Blue]

I apologize.

No problem....I would caution on going for the "I have a brain cyst and couldn't understand what i was doing" argument. He may win it and then have his license taken away. IMO.

 

[Mickey52]

I did not need a attorney to get my disability. I was sent straight to disabilities Doctor. I was approved within 2 weeks. Never once did they say I was unable to keep my license.

 

[quincy]

I did not need a attorney to get my disability. I was sent straight to disabilities Doctor. I was approved within 2 weeks. Never once did they say I was unable to keep my license.

Good. But if driving gives you migraines and makes you vomit, I would avoid driving until you are examined by your physician.

 

[Just Blue]

I did not need a attorney to get my disability. I was sent straight to disabilities Doctor. I was approved within 2 weeks. Never once did they say I was unable to keep my license.

sigh...

If you go to court with the argument that you function at a 6th grade level and therefor the contract should be invalidated...they may agree with you and also decide that someone who functions on a 6th grade level should not be driving.