Bad Experience Selling a car

[KillaCams]

I've always made sure to draw up a bill of sale whenever i've sold cars in the past, stating the vin, make model, sale price, and most importantly the date and that the car is sold as is with no warranty whatsoever. Something to keep in mind for future transactions

[kenika65]

Probably something simple like out of gas or dead battery his parents are fruit cakes for not asking for advise and demanding a fix! Lol good luck

[Holland]

If they signed it acknowledging that it was sold as is then they can't do shit.

[Be30mer]

If need be, get a lawyer, because your not held accountable for what that shithead does.

[oekundar]

Did you sell it as is, with an as is form?

Absolutely...there's no other way to sell a 22 year old car for $4K

There was no implication of a warranty on said car...in fact there was no pressure from me to sell him the car...thank God for emails documenting all correspondence

[Holland]

Did you sell it as is, with an as is form?

[oekundar]

Recently sold the e30 vert...3 weeks later I start receiving phone calls and emails about how the car is now not running. Mind you buyer came to look at the car twice, both during the day and started the car both days, driving off on the second visit. I get a phone call from buyer's parent threatening me with legal action...and the latest correspondence was a threat of taking out newspaper ads to defame me and my place of employment...this is going to be interesting.

Mind you said party couldn't drive stick and had to have someone come test drive the car on the first visit, and now wants me to be somehow responsible for damage to a car that happened out of my possession...sigh...and all because I held the car for him.

Oh well, live and learn.