Legal Question in Consumer Law in Indiana
We bought a used car (no warranty) on Friday, July 23rd, 2010. Saturday morning, July 24th, it wouldn't start. We called the dealer and he sent out some guys to look at it. They got it started saying that it wasn't completely in park. For some reason it doesn't go into park like it should. They also said that the guy that sold us the car drove it for a long time with no problems. I put a stop payment on the down payment check we wrote because I may be stuck in this contract but I don't want them to have all my cash that I could use to by another vehicle too. What are my rights? Can I do anything to get out of this contract??
1 Answer from Attorneys
Probably not unless there was an affirmative misrepresentation made about the condition of the car and there is no limitation language concerning those representations in the contract for sale.
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