Question

[teekahty]

What is the name of your state? Michigan

I recently bought a Porsche boxster that was involved in a bad accident , and was not reported by the seller , he did tell me it was in a accident , but stated that it was much less severe than it turned out to be I bought this vehicle from a private party , on the bill of sale he put that it was sold as is , and that it included the remainder of manufaturers warranty ( from Porsche not from him ) it has only been two days since I purchased the vehicle , is there any thing I can do , or do any of my states lemon laws apply ?

 

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

What is the name of your state? Michigan

I recently bought a Porsche boxster that was involved in a bad accident , and was not reported by the seller , he did tell me it was in a accident , but stated that it was much less severe than it turned out to be I bought this vehicle from a private party , on the bill of sale he put that it was sold as is , and that it included the remainder of manufaturers warranty ( from Porsche not from him ) it has only been two days since I purchased the vehicle , is there any thing I can do , or do any of my states lemon laws apply ?

My response:

Nope. It's all yours. Caveat Emptor.

You had an obligation to yourself to have the vehicle inspected by your mechanic prior to plunking down your money.

Good luck with it.

IAAL

 

[advicesucks]

why would you expect lemon laws to apply if you havent yet experienced problems??

just because a car has been in accident doesnt make it a lemon,,,it may run perfectly for many years

Sounds like the real problem is a case of buyers remorse....put the top down, turn up the heater (since you are in MI) and enjoy it!