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by Ash on January 3rd, 2008
nope. when you sell privatly you dont pay any tax or anything like that. i studied it in business studys and here you have no rights. it was sold as is. you could probably try and claim on it, or go to court... but it depends on the judge, best bet... and not very nice, but sell it now and get it off your hands
by crushedbutterfly on January 3rd, 2008
No and that is really bad. I guess that's the bad side of buying privately b/c in dealerships you have warranties.
by Atillion on January 3rd, 2008
Not in this case, I'm pretty sure.
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