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by danmg
2322 days ago
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVcRxg7teOM They're under no legal obligation to cancel the transaction if your post-purchase inspection turns up something. In almost every state, used cars are sold AS-IS. It's entirely a 'good will' policy and from this video it sounds like they won't give you money back, but instead allow you to swap with another vehicle in their inventory. |
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