The vehicle has front end suspension damage which is expected to cost $1,300 to fix. It was like this when I bought it. There were new tires on the vehicle so there was no evidence of the problem. The front tires wear severely on the inside and alignment is not possible due to the damage. The paperwork does say As-Is but there is no way they didn't know about this problem. I asked if they new of any problems and they said no. It has been 8 months since I bought this vehicle. It is a used vehicle. Thanks for any help.
211189
Since it has been 8months I doubt you will get anywhere with it. Not only that you have to prove that they knew about the damage....the court doest side on just assumptions. If I would you next time you buy a used car take it some place and get it looked over if the dealer ship wont allow it have the look it over and sign off that there is no damage. If you dont like this answer I would seek legal help!
471607
It's a fix-it ticket - mechanical violation.  You just have to put them on and then go to an inspection site, have it signed off on and send it in with a $10 "service fee" check.\n\nJust put them on.  It's a pain to have to drive to an inspection station, be all nice to the CHP or police person, etc.
444844
You could contact the salvation army and see if they could assist you in getting this vehicle back or providing another. They have tonsof resources available as does United Way and others.\n\nYou can post a question to this law webite (for free) and get up to 4 responses from attorneys in your area- go to www.lawguru.com\n\nSo sorry to hear this is happening, and so close to Christmas too.
219548
I would call the better business bureau and complain about this type of practice.  While your mechanic has every right to charge whatever he wants, he has the obligation to tell you how much above the estimate it will cost to fix the problem and have your consent to complete the job.  If your brother is a vet, is it possible to get it fixed through the VA, since this is his only transportation, he's  in hospice and he needs the a/c for health reasons?  It's only a thought, but I would look into it.\n\nBest of luck.
153907
Is that what your friend told you? Sorry to burst your bubble ugly parrot...last I heard that one my cousin had the same thing happen...after some investigation he found out that his friend had sold it down there. That's probably what happened to your car too. Get a new friend.
206113
Take a Lincoln penney head down and stick it into the tread. If you can see the top of Lincolns head they need to be replaced. Or is they are cracking, or have bumps/knots on them they need to be replaced. My son had a blow out in his CRV because the on of his tires had slipped a belt (had a bump on it) and he didn't know it.
358720
adjust the trim tab, check the prop, and check for a broken steering cable or part. More than likely you trim tab is out of adjustment. good luck
367404
Who's insurance company are you having a problem with, yours, or the other person's?  It's relevant!\n\nThe other person's company does NOT have a "fair claims practices" type responsibility to YOU.  They won't pay out more than the policy limit, or more than the minimum required by their policy terms, WHICH YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE.\n\nIf it's YOUR insurance company, is the problem that they want to depreciate parts or use after market parts?  You will have to read your policy to see if they can do that. \n\nANY law firm will take this on, but you'll have to pay them up front, and by the hour - which will likely cost more than a new 99 Dodge Durango by the time this is all done.  So it's not worth it to hire a lawyer.
49901
I'd sell the car. After 3 accidents no matter how small and 176,000 miles your only going to keep dumping money in it.   I't would be cheaper in the long run to just buy a new car.  Good Luck !!
553614
I have a 1988 Honda Accord with about 137K on it.  It runs wonderfully.  Everything that you've replaced, I have also.  I also had to have my radiator replaced because the guy that owned it before me poured straight water into it instead of a water/coolant mixture, and water in Las Vegas is very hard, so the minerals built up and clogged it.  I would also check your water pump once in a while because I had to replace that as well.  In addition to visual inspection, I would feel all of the belts with my hands just to make sure that they still have teeth on them so that they don't slip off.  The spark plugs were something I had the biggest problem with, but those are easy to replace.
271984
It it is still keep, you would have to go to the police department that did the accident report and see if they have a copy of it still. ( it is very possible it would not be available any longer)\n\nYou can also check with the auto insurance company and see if they have any records on it still.
157095
i saw one add in the classif at new york post yesterday :-)\ni am looking for someone to fix my car right now ;-)\ntry they site online
575819
Well, the fact that the vehicle was used for dealing drugs really doesn't help the fact that your motor is no good.\n\nYou need to take it to a certified place, like the local Nissan dealership for them to look at the problem. The mechanic may not have replace your motor at all, or the problem may not be in the old or new motor.  If you take it to a certified and ligitimate place for repairs and/or consultation about the problem and they are able to PROVE that the old mechanic did not do what he said he would do to fix the problem (since he obviously didn't since it is still smoking) then you can get a lawyer on the basis of fraud.  \n\nYou have to have proof to go against his work, and it is very important that you always take your vehicle to a certifited repair facility because they are always insured and bonded against their repairs if something goes wrong.  This guy probibly doesn't even have insurance on his own car, let alone the mechanic work.  You can still sue him though, even without him being (possibly) insured against repairs because he personally worked on it.  You can use the drug thing against his credibility.
594793
The laws may difer from state to state etc...I suggest that you call Motor Vehicles and get the answer straight from the source. If anyone would know how to fix this problem legally they would. I'm sure that this has happened to someone else at some time or another.\n If that doesn't work then you are left to think up a clever way to sell it to someone else.
340043
first of all, AWSOME BIKE. I have one of those....dont put pegs on it whatever you do or you will break the axle..its a dirt jumping bike, not for freestyle. Expensive upgrades are the lightest...heres the cheapest ways...first, remove the plastic chain guard if it has one, second, get light weight tires, third, get lighter cranks, fourth, get lighter rims or build your own, (i build my own bikes) fifth, remove any reflectors, they are pointless, anything you see on the bike that can be removed and still make the bike work.....i have about $500 worth of upgrades on my 07 X1
117582
If it is new and is under warranty, take it back and get it fixed
654317
Call a dealership.  That's what I did. I told them what I wanted, what I had to trade, what I had to put down, and how much I was willing to pay, and ask him what he could do for me.  He called me back in like 2 hours and told me what he had available. I wasn't rich, and couldn't get exactly what I wanted, but I'm quite happy with what I have, it does it's job, its nice, and it is MUCH better than the 20 year old car I traded in. If he doesn't have what you're interested in, call another dealership.