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About Ray Paulsen
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confused buying new or used...buy with confidence from dealer or private...consumer fears...paying to much...getting a lemon...accident car...fair value for trade...negotiation process...etc...you simply want a fair deal...

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over 30 years in automotive industry, management, retail, wholesale, appraisals, auctions, vintage

 
   

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Tips on Buying Cars - water damage


Expert: Ray Paulsen - 8/30/2009

Question
A bill of sale was signed but no money or possession of the vehicle was completed.  I am trading in my corvette for a, what I thought was, safe 4 door car for my 16 yr old daughter.  Nissan dealership was confronted about the vehicle being in a flood but denied it and pull a clean car fax.  However, after searching in the trunk and back seat safety belt, mold and standing water was found. I don't want this car for my daughter.  If I don't take possession can I cancel the deal?

Answer
Hi Jamie

The fact there is no deposit and vehicle not in your possession 99.9% says the dealer will not pursue this transaction, they may try you on for size with scary tactics if they want to pursue, if I was in your shoes I would let it ride.

If you feel the dealership want to take action, then here is a link on my website I want you to read.  http://www.usedcartips.org/dispute.html

The fact the dealer shows you a Carfax means nothing to me as Carfax is only a provider of information that have been submitted from various channels, and should be looked upon only as a guideline.

Ray    http://www.usedcartips.org/

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