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by Quandera Quick on August 30th, 2005

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I've just purchased a used vehicle for much more than its book value. Can I somehow get the difference back?

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  • by jalex137 on August 31st, 2005

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    If you've already signed all the paperwork and handed over the money you may be stuck. "Buyer beware" is certainly the watchword in buying used cars. The time to be checking book values was before doing the deal. You can always ask the dealer; if he's interested in maintaing goodwill, he might work with you. If you can show some sort of fraud or bad faith on his part, that will strengthen your position. It might take a lawsuit, which could cost more than youmight recover, unless it's an amount that can be handled in small claims court.

    Please note: I'm not an attorney, and this is not professional advice; you must decide the value of my answer in your own case. Depending on the amount involved, you might consider getting some competent legal advice.

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