Legal Question in Consumer Law in California
Car selling question
I'm trying to sell the car and I have
someone who's interested and made
an offer. His wording was ''I'm giving
you $8k for the car provided we get it
checked out at my mechanic and
everything is ok''
I replied ''I tentatively accept the
offer, however I'll be out of town for
few weeks so let's figure out the
logistics of bringing my car to a
mechanic when I come back''
I have since decided that I'd rather
not sell.
1) Am I obligated to go to this guy's
mechanic and have it checked out?
My understanding is that:
a) If I don't bring the car to his
mechanic - for whatever reason,
then the deal is off and he cannot
sue me for the offer
b) If he comes back and says ''ok, i'll
give you $8k without seeing the
mechanic'' That's a counteroffer and
I'm free to accept/reject it.
Can you please advice?
Thanks
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Car selling question
A tentative acceptance is not unequivocable. I would argue that there's no deal.
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