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Nope, buyer beware! You are under no obligation to give the $ back. Do you have a sales contract or an "as is" agreement? If so, let them try to take you to court and they will get laughed out!
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It depends, IMHO, what did they do to the car while they had it, and how long?
However, in real life, it will probably come down to your agreement. It depends on how far you are willing to go to go thru with the deal. You could take them to small claims court.
However, if it were me, and the car was pretty much as it was when they first got it, I think I'd just give them the 200 bucks back and try again. And never sell anything to them again.
Then if you want to sell it, make it a final sale and that's it.
No you don't have to give the money back. Especially if they don't give the car back. This question seems a little vague but all sales are final. If the he was dumb enough to buy it and it crapped out on him then its his own bad luck.
In some states there is no money back in car deals. Check you local law about it.
you don't have to do anything you don't want to. They made a verbal agreement that they would be buying your car for $200. I can't imagine that the car was that great since you were selling it for so cheap. It couldn't have been a big shock to the buyer so I think it's bogus to back out of a deal like that! Any contract?
It depends on who they are. If you know them, I would give it back. If you don't and it was in the paper, then it depends on WHY the want it back and how long they had the car. If it was a mechanical problem and they returned in within 3 days I would give them the money back. If it was longer, it's an AS-IS deal and they can take me to court. They won't get their money. If it was becuse they just decided they don't want the car and there is nothing wrong with the car, then it's up to your own conscience. Me, I don't give money back on something like that because they could have abused the car for all you know and plus you couldn't sell it to anyone else because they had it. I say keep the money if you don't know them and say sorry, I already spent the money. A deal is a deal.
if they purchase it and then they want their money back and they return it. only if they didn't cause damage to the vehicle while they had it and didn't rack up many miles on it sure but if it is a 200 dollar total car value and the title is in their name no, it's thiers once they bought it but if they returned it and the title is in your name and they drove it come to some compensation terms for using it.
If the words AS IS, are included on the sale of a vehicle, then the Buyer must keep the vehicle. If you signed the title over to someone else, tell them they must change the title over first, before you give them their money back, that will take some time, and when they come back, tell them you don't want the car, that's why you sold it in the first place....LMAO
No, you don't take back cars.
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Answers:
Nope, buyer beware! You are under no obligation to give the $ back. Do you have a sales contract or an "as is" agreement? If so, let them try to take you to court and they will get laughed out!
Other Answers:
It depends, IMHO, what did they do to the car while they had it, and how long?
However, in real life, it will probably come down to your agreement. It depends on how far you are willing to go to go thru with the deal. You could take them to small claims court.
However, if it were me, and the car was pretty much as it was when they first got it, I think I'd just give them the 200 bucks back and try again. And never sell anything to them again.
Then if you want to sell it, make it a final sale and that's it.
No you don't have to give the money back. Especially if they don't give the car back. This question seems a little vague but all sales are final. If the he was dumb enough to buy it and it crapped out on him then its his own bad luck.
In some states there is no money back in car deals. Check you local law about it.
you don't have to do anything you don't want to. They made a verbal agreement that they would be buying your car for $200. I can't imagine that the car was that great since you were selling it for so cheap. It couldn't have been a big shock to the buyer so I think it's bogus to back out of a deal like that! Any contract?
It depends on who they are. If you know them, I would give it back. If you don't and it was in the paper, then it depends on WHY the want it back and how long they had the car. If it was a mechanical problem and they returned in within 3 days I would give them the money back. If it was longer, it's an AS-IS deal and they can take me to court. They won't get their money. If it was becuse they just decided they don't want the car and there is nothing wrong with the car, then it's up to your own conscience. Me, I don't give money back on something like that because they could have abused the car for all you know and plus you couldn't sell it to anyone else because they had it. I say keep the money if you don't know them and say sorry, I already spent the money. A deal is a deal.
if they purchase it and then they want their money back and they return it. only if they didn't cause damage to the vehicle while they had it and didn't rack up many miles on it sure but if it is a 200 dollar total car value and the title is in their name no, it's thiers once they bought it but if they returned it and the title is in your name and they drove it come to some compensation terms for using it.
If the words AS IS, are included on the sale of a vehicle, then the Buyer must keep the vehicle. If you signed the title over to someone else, tell them they must change the title over first, before you give them their money back, that will take some time, and when they come back, tell them you don't want the car, that's why you sold it in the first place....LMAO
No, you don't take back cars.