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When buying a used car from a dealer is it the dealers responsibility to fix anything that is wrong with the car before selling it? |
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Depends----Are they selling it with a warrenty? Then YES. If "as-is" then NO.
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It is not their obligation to make any repairs, perhaps with the exception of any ones that make the car un-able to be registered or unsafe.
First answer by Lhayward. Last edit by IamLostRU. Contributor trust: 839 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 1 [recommend question]
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