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Fabulo @ Feb 6th 2006 12:53AM
I may be out of my mind, but really, if he did not like the terms of the sale, could he just not walk away?
I probably would. Says omething like: "I'm sorry, but this is not what I consider a good deal. Keep your car, I'll kepp your money"
Then again, the guy might have had a bad day (like his mild turned bad 2 days before the date on the bottle, or his cat puked a giant hairball on the carpet)
I feel for the guy who will pay dearly for his mistake.
Dealership? Nope, not really.