Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

I purchased a 2014 vehicle from a large dealership. The vehicle had 2400 miles on it. I asked about the milage and was told that the vehicle wss used as a demo and that the dealership owner drove it. When I asked about the vehicle depreciation the manager and salesman told me the vehicle had never been titled and was still classified as being new. I just found out that the vehicle had been sold and titled then returned back to the dealership 6 weeks later. Of course I found out this information out on my own. I contacted the manufacturer who took the complaint I had and referred me to the general manager of the dealership I bought the vehicle from. The manager told me his employees would never intentionally mislead me to sell a car. He told me that he did not speak to his employees about what took place and was going on what was on the paperwork in front of him. I feeel deceived and miss lead by the employees I delt with. The general manager told me I got a good deal and that I was aware of the milage on the car. He also said that as long as the vehicle had less than 5000 miles on it the vehicle is considered new. I told him that the vehicle had been titled before me and I should be compensated for the deception and depreciation of the vehicle since it was titled and driven for 6 weeks snd 2400 miles put on it.

I would like an opinion on whether I am entitled to any compensation and what legal recourse if any I have.

Thanks in advance

Ken Starr

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