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Re: Your New Audi
(A real) Bob said to Nivi:
> I'm not certain that this is the case nationally, but a dealer in WV is
> required *by law* to disclose any and all damage which may have happened to
> a new vehicle even though it may been repaired invisibly. The vehicle is
> still regarded as new but the purchaser need not accept the "new" vehicle
> if he/she is not satisfied. Although not specified by the law, this
> certainly opens up the possibility of reopening negotiations with the dealer.
>
> If the dealer, in your state, *is* required to disclose this information
> and didn't, you are in a pretty strong negotiation position.
This makes a lot of sense. After re-reading Nivi's post (which is
such a good idea AFTER sending my response, never before, of
course...) it's not clear to me that his car was new. Nivi - was it
new or used? I'm slightly confused, which is nothing new fer me :-)
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