I bought a second hand car, what should I do if I suspect that it was the car that caused the accide

I bought a second-hand car and later learned that it was an accident car, and I can negotiate to ask the owner to return the car, and if the other party refuses, it can be resolved through legal means such as court litigation.

You bought a second-hand car, and later found out that it was a car that had an accident, if the car belongs to him and can be disposed of by himself, it doesn't matter if you buy a second-hand car, it doesn't matter, if the car has been restricted and cannot be used, it should be returned to him and let him return the money to you.

If the purchased vehicle is confirmed to be an accident car, then the first thing to do is to find out the transaction contract or transaction agreement signed at that time to see if there is an accident record or accident statement marked on the vehicle, if there is no label or ambiguous marking, it is a concealment of facts, which is equivalent to the buyer being deceived. First find the car dealer who sold you the car to negotiate, and show relevant evidence to get them to admit that the car sold you was an accident car

If you buy a second-hand car, if the owner did not clearly inform it before, and only found out after buying it, then you can ask to return the car and give corresponding compensation, and if the negotiation fails, it can be resolved through court litigation.

If you buy a second-hand car and later find out that it was an accident car, then you can also talk to the owner to see if you can reach an agreement.

The second-hand car I bought has been driving for a year, but a few days ago, I was thinking about going to go home for a long distance, and when I did a comprehensive inspection of the car, I found that it was an accident car. To tell the truth, my friend was stunned at the time, today let's talk about buying a second-hand car, and a year later I found out that it was an accident car, what should I do at this time?

Step 1: Flip through the contract.

When buying a used car, there will be a contract, but the specific terms in this contract need to be studied. If the accident car was not sold to you on purpose, then it is good to say that there should be a relevant way to return the car or deal with the problem with the car in the contract. However, if the used car dealer knows that there is a problem with the car, then the contract will hardly find a clause that will help you.

In fact, many novices should pay attention to this point when buying second-hand cars, don't feel that the terms are too much and are unwilling to read, and you can't figure out how many cats are greasy in it. In addition, the second-hand car purchase contract is different from the new car purchase contract, and many contents can be added, especially to protect the interests of car owners.

Step 2: Gather evidence.

Basically, there are very few such cars that the owner relies on to the second-hand car dealer after the whole problem himself, but it is undeniable that it is very difficult to collect some evidence. Many people say that you can go to the relevant institutions to inspect the car, to be honest, I don't know how many people you go, in fact, there are two problems, the first is that it is not cheap, especially some more reliable related institutions, which are very expensive, regardless of whether the problem can be solved later, it basically costs a lot of money first. The second aspect is whether this report is recognized, there was a friend's car problem before, and the car inspection report made by the agency at that time was not recognized, and the money was spent in vain.

So some people may ask, how is this evidence collected? Most vehicles are actually repaired by insurance companies or 4S shops, so you can start from these two aspects. If the second-hand car dealer finds someone to repair the car by himself, it will be more difficult.

But it is not traceless, or that sentence, if you need to inspect the car, you must have a car inspection report recognized by the relevant authorities.

Step 3: Go to the store to negotiate.

The last step is basically to go to the store and negotiate, of course, provided that the used car dealership is still open. Many people may have heard the saying that one will be refunded and three will be lost, to be honest, if it were me, I was also very excited. But I will basically agree to return the car and be done, generally speaking, if you can return the car, you will be content, after all, this car is not just bought and found that there is a problem, so it is not easy to return the car.

It's no exaggeration to say that if you don't have sufficient evidence, basically the second-hand car dealer doesn't even have the mind to take care of you. In addition, I have to stress that although sometimes some special methods may be more effective, I personally recommend that you go through the normal negotiation process. In addition, I have also consulted with several professional lawyer friends, for this situation, even if you sue, it is more likely to be resolved through negotiation, so go to the store yourself to talk about it first, and then sue or something like that.

Again, a calm conversation may be more effective, after all, the other party also opens the door to do business.

I'm not too stuck in traffic, but listening to your tone, it seems that there are some concerns about the accident car Yes, some people believe in this, this is you know, and you don't know if it's not taking care of it? Don't think too much, if you are not in a hurry 100,000, you will not buy a second-hand car in this case, don't believe those ** zhaba The more you believe in yourself, the more you have concerns, but it will affect your emotional insecurity.

A: Either you return it to the owner, or you still drive it yourself. Of course, there is a problem with this second-hand car, and you should think carefully about whether it will not be sold cheaply.

You can negotiate with the merchant to ask for the return of the car, and if you don't return it, you can go through legal procedures to sue to protect your rights and interests.

Due to serious accidents, these cars will basically have many problems after overhaul, such as abnormal fuel consumption and unstable performance after engine overhaulThese will affect the use of the next owner or affect safety, so all things considered, don't buy an accident car.

Moreover, due to the serious damage to the accident car, theoretically the discount is very large. But many second-hand car dealers out of their own interests, will not tell you that this is an accident car, otherwise who would want to buy it, so profiteers often hide the identity of the accident car, the accident car as an ordinary second-hand car sold to you, from the ** point of view, they can make more, but for consumers, their interests have been violated.

Of course, if they tell you in advance that it is an accident car, it is also quite cheap, and you think it doesn't matter, you can buy it if you want to, but if something goes wrong, I believe that the second-hand car dealer will not give you a warranty, only bear it yourself, this is the risk of buying an accident car, so the water is very deep when buying a second-hand car, and you must be cautious when buying and selling.

The body quality of the accident car and the performance of the important configuration will be affected to a certain extent, it may be the engine, or it may be the problem of other equipment, in short, the probability of the accident car breaking down is much higher than that of ordinary second-hand cars, which will cause high maintenance costs.

Question: The second-hand car I bought is now going to be sold, and the car collector says that it is an accident car.

What should I do if I can't sell it now?

In this case, you are now saying that you have been buying and using this vehicle for a period of time, that is, you. If you look for this person who sold the car before, people may not admit it. Because after a long time, there is no way to explain this vehicle clearly, that is, because there is a problem with this previous vehicle, there is no way to explain this clearly.

In this case, you need to find the person who bought the car before, look at the person who admits it or not, if the person does not admit it, then you need to go through the legal process, then you need to sue, and if he sues, he needs to identify the vehicle. You will need to pay for this appraisal yourself.

In this case, it means that you have been buying the car for several years, and if you are looking for the other party, the other party will not admit it, and if you do not admit it, then you need to sue the other party, but before you can sue, you must prove that the vehicle is an accident car, then you need to find this appraisal company to identify the condition of the vehicle. However, in the case of appraisal, the cost of this appraisal is relatively high. Start at least $10,000.

In addition to this identification report, then you will have evidence that the vehicle is an accident car. Then you take this appraisal report and sue the other party, and that's the only way to do it, and there is no other way.

Ask a good question, thank you.

First of all, the quality of the vehicle is a problem, and if the accident is serious, it will have a great impact on the performance of the car.

The second is the impact of the residual value of the vehicle, which will be discounted at a higher price if it is sold later.

Again, pay attention to the trouble caused by the accident to the transfer of ownership of the vehicle, etc., which may lead to problems such as the failure to transfer the ownership.

The quality of the vehicle will have a certain impact, and the accident should be dealt with, but according to the traditional Chinese ideology, the car is unacceptable, in case you drive and drive from the rearview mirror to see someone sitting in the back, and you turn your head to look behind but no one, what to do? Buying a second-hand car will often be broken is nothing, where the bad will be repaired, I am afraid of an accident, we have a person who bought a second-hand car with someone the year before last, he bought it back less than a month before he hit an old man, and when he asked, he realized that he had just hit the person who sold it to him. Any trouble of second-hand cars can be dealt with, and if you can't deal with this superstitious thing, you can't see the actual effect.

I used to think that I didn't have much money and wanted to buy a second-hand car to practice, but then I borrowed enough money from a friend to buy a new one, so I can rest assured. If you want to buy a car, you have to buy a cheaper one, and it's almost new, clean. Think for yourself.

If the purchased vehicle is confirmed to be an accident vehicle.

Then the first thing is to find out the transaction contract or transaction agreement signed at the time of the purchase of the vehicle, to see if there is an accident record marked with the vehicle, or an accident statement, if there is no label or ambiguous marking, it is a concealment of facts, which is equivalent to the buyer being deceived. First find the car dealer who sold you the car to negotiate, show relevant evidence and let them admit that the car sold you was an accident car, and then negotiate how to compensate for the loss after the car dealer admits it. Generally, car dealers will make a refund in order to avoid trouble, after all, a company will not go to the stall for a car to do such a troublesome thing.

If the car dealer does not admit or accept the claim, for example, they do not know that they received the accident car, then this point is not valid, since the car is sold in the name of the car sales company, then there is the ability and responsibility to distinguish the condition of the car, and it is also an unshirkable legal obligation. You can take the car purchase agreement or car purchase contract and other relevant materials directly to the local industrial and commercial department to complain, and the industrial and commercial department will accept your complaint, come forward to understand the situation, investigate the facts and mediate the dispute between the two parties. At this stage, normal car dealers will accept the mediation results and make a corresponding compensation or claim.

If you encounter a hard-skinned car dealer, under the industrial and commercial price adjustment is still unsuccessful, and the rights and interests of the individual are not in place, the next step is to collect all the information, including the car purchase agreement or contract, transfer records, chat records, vehicle maintenance records, appraisal reports, etc., and file a complaint with the local court to sue the company that sold the car to you. It is worth mentioning that the name of the seller signed at that time was the company or an individual who could represent the company or had an official seal, so the owner could get 3 times the compensation of the car price after winning the lawsuit. If the seller is an individual and cannot sign on behalf of the company, the owner can also get 3 times the price of the car after winning the lawsuit.

If the seller is an individual and cannot sign on behalf of the company, the full amount can be refunded after winning the lawsuit. Protect their rights and interests through legal means.

1. It can be resolved through negotiation with the seller.

2. You can sue the court, if it is indeed an accident car and the other party conceals the facts, you can ask for a refund of one and three compensations.

If the contract does not state that it is an accident car, you can go to them to theorize, if it is written that you don't see it clearly, it is your fault.

In this case, the other party's behavior is fraudulent, and the other party can be asked to push the cart, and if the other party refuses, it can be resolved by suing in court.

I bought a used car and later found out that it was an accident car, what should I do?

Hello friend, I bought a second-hand car, and later found out that it was an accident car, which depends on how long it has been. First, if it is more than a year, then the second-hand car dealer will definitely not admit it if it is used to protect its rights. Second, if this situation is found within a year, then it is enough to directly find a second-hand car dealer to protect your rights.

Third, look at whether there is a relevant contract for the used car at that time? If there is a relevant contract to ensure that it is not an accident car, a blister car or a fire car, then this can go directly to the legal procedure and ask the second-hand car dealer to refund one and pay three.