‘You say the vehicle works, so take it back’: Customer attempts to return vehicle due to malfunction, car dealership refuses to buy it back

Eleonora Bader

Jul 8, 2023 10:00 AM EDT

A car is the 2nd largest purchase you will make, aside from a house. Back in the 90s, car dealerships looked somewhat like a circus; all the balloons, streamers, inflatable wiggly men, the big price stickers on cars… but nowadays, car dealerships are supposedly more 'honest', more direct, and frankly, more concise in terms of financing. In this case, OP's car dealership was incompetent. OP's SUV was throwing error codes, so they took it to the dealership for them to take a look. After taking a 'careful look', OP's dealership told them that they could fix the car for $2,000. So, OP paid the hefty price, and went home. But the vehicle kept making error codes, and OP had to go back to the dealership one too many times.

Fed up, OP decided to sell the car to the dealership, who kept insisting that the 'car was fine and in perfect condition'. Well, apparently not, as they refused to buy it, saying that there was definitely something wrong with it after all. Scroll down to read what happened next. For more like this, here is an employee who broke their employment agreement, quitting after one year was up. Their tyrannical boss went all 'legal' on them, and told them they were forfeiting $10,000 in terms of salary, which was ironically, illegal.