you could come by Peterborough cycle Salvage tomorrow (call first to see if we might have something) with your old carb and we can see if it matches up with anything. We're open only form 8:30 -noon, and then we're closed all next week for holidays.
Course of action - seller ripped me off
- Thread starter ThrottleThrow
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Who are you?
How do you know I'm wrong.
He does have a legal right to take him to court.
And there is an expectation that the thing you buy from a private sale is expected to perform in a normal way, unless otherwise stated in the bill of sale.
Prove me wrong.
How do you know I'm wrong.
He does have a legal right to take him to court.
And there is an expectation that the thing you buy from a private sale is expected to perform in a normal way, unless otherwise stated in the bill of sale.
Prove me wrong.
Wrong, private sales are simply buyer beware. Even if he didn't say there were no warranties it still doesn't amount to ****. The only recourse would be if a mechanical issue was related to a shop and a safety or if the vehicle wad stolen.
When you buy private you are buying from an individual not a business. Warranties do not exist.
You will spend far more than this on future maintenance or even just as much changing fluids etc.
Who are you?
How do you know I'm wrong.
He does have a legal right to take him to court.
And there is an expectation that the thing you buy from a private sale is expected to perform in a normal way, unless otherwise stated in the bill of sale.
Prove me wrong.
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Is there a standard warranty, mandated by law, on used cars sold by a licensed dealer?
Eric Lai
SPECIAL TO THE STAR
Eric Lai answers readers’ auto questions every week for Wheels.
Q: Is there a standard warranty, mandated by law, on used cars sold by a licensed dealer?
A: James Hamilton, manager of mediation services for the Used Car Dealers Association of Ontario ( www.ucda.org), replies:
While there is no standard or mandatory warranty in Ontario for used vehicles, such sales are covered by the implied warranty of fitness in the Sale of Goods Act, which provides that goods will be fit for the use intended by the buyer for a reasonable time after the sale.
The UCDA recommends that its members consider including a dealer guarantee when selling a vehicle that states exactly what is covered and for how long. Many dealers also offer third-party extended warranties, covering specified repairs for various time periods.
How do you know I'm wrong.
He does have a legal right to take him to court.
And there is an expectation that the thing you buy from a private sale is expected to perform in a normal way, unless otherwise stated in the bill of sale.
Prove me wrong.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Is there a standard warranty, mandated by law, on used cars sold by a licensed dealer?
Eric Lai
SPECIAL TO THE STAR
Eric Lai answers readers’ auto questions every week for Wheels.
Q: Is there a standard warranty, mandated by law, on used cars sold by a licensed dealer?
A: James Hamilton, manager of mediation services for the Used Car Dealers Association of Ontario ( www.ucda.org), replies:
While there is no standard or mandatory warranty in Ontario for used vehicles, such sales are covered by the implied warranty of fitness in the Sale of Goods Act, which provides that goods will be fit for the use intended by the buyer for a reasonable time after the sale.
The UCDA recommends that its members consider including a dealer guarantee when selling a vehicle that states exactly what is covered and for how long. Many dealers also offer third-party extended warranties, covering specified repairs for various time periods.
Wrong, private sales are simply buyer beware. Even if he didn't say there were no warranties it still doesn't amount to ****. The only recourse would be if a mechanical issue was related to a shop and a safety or if the vehicle wad stolen.
When you buy private you are buying from an individual not a business. Warranties do not exist.
You will spend far more than this on future maintenance or even just as much changing fluids etc.
ThrottleThrow
Well-known member
They have one, I called him and he's not even opeen today, come in tuesday. I'm ****** I wish I called yesterday. Long weekend holiday with no bike. Just awesome
So you found the part... good.
Why not just contact the seller, preferably by e-mail if you have the address, and politely ask him to compensate you for the broken carb part that he McGivered (sp??) to make the sale. He'll know what you are talking about and what's the worse he can do now other than just say no.
