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by level headed on November 5th, 2009
No. As is, means just that. Now if they offered a 30 day warranty that would be different.
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You're reading If you buy a car from someone and it is sold "As Is", if anything goes wrong with the car after the sale. Whose responsibility is it? And can anything be done to get your money back?
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Nope, I sold it "As Is" I even had them sign an "As Is" document expressing that there is no warranty signed nor implied.
I was just curious, the car is in perfect condition to the best of my knowledge. But I've never sold a car before, so I was just curious.
by Epistaxis on November 5th, 2009