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I just bought a 2005 Chevy Malibu and I hate how I can get out of it?
I do not want to ruin my credit and and I will not be reversed. I a 2000 Buick or a lil more recent but not brand new model or an Oldsmobile and do not cost much. Why all new cars have so much wrong with them I bought it Chevy dealer used but still plenty of warranty. but I did put it in the shop 3 times for the same reason (they say it is the fuel pump), but still is not fixed. Is there anything about that? I had the car for 3 1 / 2 months
If you just bought the vehicle, you will lose a lot of money if you sell it quickly. You do not say whether it was a new vehicle or remains of a used car, or bought it from a dealer or private seller. I'm assuming you bought this car used from a dealer. The bank earned a profit in the transaction. That's the difference between wholesale and retail, in a newer car is usually at least $ 1,000 and more often. He had to pay taxes on your purchase. Just to pick a number, if you paid $ 10,000 and the tax rate is 5% which is another $ 500. You will lose at least the difference between wholesale and retail, and the tax money you paid, so it is more likely that several thousands of dollars are lost. If you bought the car new, surplus model, which is in worse shape. You lose a couple thousand dollars in depreciation when you buy a current model year cars new. You lose even more than the purchase of old vehicles a year. The only way out of the car, without losing credit for the difference of what and cars should present value. I would recommend keeping the car, spend less money this way. And there is no return rule three days! That only applies to products sold at home, not at the site of a seller of business!
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