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babycat3 · Dec 1, 2011, 10:59 AM

H that had to be fixI bought a 2004 Volkswagen and was told everything worked. Come to fine out after the title transfer the air bag light was on she said there was a recall but it didn't fix it the door lock that day was having problems looking she said it was the battery the key , not it was the latch, cvboot was torn needed to be replaced that was$600. Then the right light did not work the gut told me the parts holding the bulb were broke and it would be $800. Did not fix no money, when I talked to this person she swore that everything worked and made it sound like I broke it She knew about the light cause she said she drove with the high beam. Do I have any recourse I still owe her $1500 and she has the pink Laura

JudyKayTee · Dec 1, 2011, 11:02 AM

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You refer to "she" and "this person." Dealer, private owner? What State?

Just so I am positive I have this correct you knew the right light (headlight - ?) did not work, your "gut" told you the assembly was broken but you did not have a mechanic check it and bought the car anyway - ?

Some of this depends on the State. Does the receipt say, "As is?"

ballengerb1 · Dec 1, 2011, 11:19 AM

Buyer beware is the common term. If you drove the car and inspected it some of this would have eebn obvious. Unles she gave you a written warranty your purchase is considered 'As is" even if that does not appear anywhere.