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missxashlee

Junior Member
They will just claim they made a typo error... 138,000 128,000 would be very BELIEVABLE as an error, and very easy to make that genuine error.

How much could a 97 stang with almost 150k on it cost??? There is actually a payoff/note on this vehicle?

Just let it go, you won't get far. And the dealer is under no obligation to have any paperwork ready for a meeting with your BF, it's not court you know.

There blowing you off, take the hint and move on... and learn from your mistakes.
I highly doubt it was a typo considering how many times it was done...and why let him get away with selling the car 3 times with the same mileage on it.... yeah a typo, give me a break. Your right its not the dealers obligation to have any paperwork ready at the meeting - but if he's smart he will at the court hearing.
 


msiron

Member
I see, so this 10k mileage discrepancy was seen on 2 previous purchases before you bought it. Humm well, don't you think they would have fixed it, or at the least noticed it on 3 sales. They are possibly totally inept or will say your bf did something which is not what I'm saying. Good luck going to court, never the less, your in for some surprises, like seeing different paper work on the the previous sales... don't go by hearsay.

The 138 could have been improperly entered by whoever inspected the car.
 
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