My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: New Jersey (car being bought in NJ by a VA customer)
I called a dealer for a used car (less than 22K miles and 2015), to negotiate the price. Got a return call and had a counter offer, but with a condition. They said they were gonna change the two tires but by lowering the price, they won't. Later received the pictures of tires upon my request, and really concerns me of safety (driving back 6-7 hrs back to VA). I asked if he will provide me a safety inspection certificate, he was somewhat evasive but said they do inspections--implying that the car will be safe to drive 6-7 hrs from the dealer.
My question is: is it legal for a dealer to sell a used car that may possible pose a safety risk? In other words, I think the dealer is going to provide me with a safety inspection they already performed some weeks ago. Would that certificate hold them accountable if something happens?
Thank you so much in advance.
I called a dealer for a used car (less than 22K miles and 2015), to negotiate the price. Got a return call and had a counter offer, but with a condition. They said they were gonna change the two tires but by lowering the price, they won't. Later received the pictures of tires upon my request, and really concerns me of safety (driving back 6-7 hrs back to VA). I asked if he will provide me a safety inspection certificate, he was somewhat evasive but said they do inspections--implying that the car will be safe to drive 6-7 hrs from the dealer.
My question is: is it legal for a dealer to sell a used car that may possible pose a safety risk? In other words, I think the dealer is going to provide me with a safety inspection they already performed some weeks ago. Would that certificate hold them accountable if something happens?
Thank you so much in advance.
Sales Agreements: Is it Legal for a Dealership to Sell a Car With Possible Safety Issues
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