[Mike621]

I support Ben, Mike, and Nate's points.

It is a consumer's responsibility to educate themselves enough prior to making a purchase.



A dealer can only be responsible to a degree when describing a vehicle, as it is pre-owned and it can be argued that grades of condition can be based upon a matter of opinion.


I believe that if a buyer is looking for a specific car and have very specific requirements as to it's particulars, it should ultimately be the buyer's responsibility to completely inspect and/or request paperwork, history, photographs/video or other evidence of condition to investigate whether or not they should make the choice to purchase any used car.

Keith,
I understand how aggravating it can be, when it comes to feeling misled, regarding a vehicle purchase. I've learned that ultimately, the purchase was my choice and it is the buyer's responsibility to educate themselves on what they are choosing to purchase.