sold a vehicle to someone and he wants to bring it back, threatened with lawyer. Whats the law?

[kovacs32]

i always make sure to write on the title, and a separate document that the vehicle is sold "AS IS, No warranty given or Implied"

 

[Beigg]

I woulda drawn a fist sticking up the middle finger and made the dood initial above the finger tip to acknowledge they're getting it... ass iss.

 

[DSG SNAKE]

Given the fact that he tried to hose you out of 500, I wouldn't have given him a dime. Its a 24 year old vehicle. Its unfortunate when things like this happen but in the end its a used car.

 

[BigWheelinBubba]

Sending him $500 somewhat admits responsibility. That might bite you in the ass later.

A friend of mine bought a Dodge Intrepid with a 2.7 in it (we all know about those engines ) with90k miles on it from a guy in Grosse Pointe and when he test drove the car it ran and drove fine so he bought it. The engine lost oil pressure and the engine blew 2 miles down the road. He went back and asked the guy for a refund because of what happened and the guy basically told him he was on his own he bought it as-is.. my buddy sued him and wont $1000 because the guy 1) made prior mention of his mechanical knowledge and said the car runs perfect and 2) the guy didnt make him sign an as-is agreement.

 

[Wizeguy]

Instead of sending him a check, I would have him come in and sign a release that the $500.00 is in full release and satisfaction of all claims whether known or unknown... yada yada...

Smart!
If you help him fix the problem, other sh!t will pop up and he'll never stop nagging you.

 

[Razmiblackz28]

Should have spent $100 on a lawyer and gave him $400.
Notarized/Legal letter stating cashing this check releases you of any an all responsibility. Period.