"Don't be a little Mitsubitch"...BEST ONE YET 😂😂

That mechanic flipped that car LOL

Even if there was a misrepresentation, the plaintiff gave the car away. There is no way he could return it to the defendant and get his money back.

"Don't be a little Mistu-bitch" Literally almost spit out my beer.. that's his best one yet 👍

" Don't be a little Mitsubitch " Did he really just say that lmao

Mechanic for sure scammed that dude

The mechanic saw that dude coming from miles away. You know damn well that mechanic flipped that car and got a ton of money

Wow, he gave the guys car away, and STILL wants his money back? 😮

Those cars are highly coveted! That mechanic saw him coming and knew he could tell him whatever he wanted and he would believe it! The mechanic scammed him! There’s no way I would just sign over a car I just paid $4k for over $500 without getting a second opinion!

He researched the words "As is". Researched.

I swear if I had a penny the times I have seen these car cases I would be a multi millionaire 😂

At least they didn’t say: “Mistu…I hardly knew her!” #Mitsubitch

Being that stupid this palintiffs life is going to be a struggle. 😂😂😂😂

Sooo, he just wanted a free trip...AS IS😂😂😂

The question I was left with is this. If he knew he bought a project and it would cost money to finish said project why didn't he have money for the tow back to his house? I don't think we heard the truth from the plaintiff.

That mechanic got a free car thats wild

I wish they would include the date that the episodes originally aired.

Always have a mechanic come out to test the car inside and out.💯

For 4k dollars, you can get a clunker that runs that you can work on. It was as if the plaintiff was deliberately looking for the shittiest car he could buy for the most amount of money.😅

Lmao. Where do they get the court titles ! They are hilarious. Dunno how Harvey keeps a straight face😂

The Plantiff bought a vehicle to be a “project car”. Then gets mad when said vehicle is exactly that…A Project. 🤦🏽‍♂️

The car is 85-90% done, doesn't run and is sitting on the side of the road? That makes no sense. Spinning his wheels. He got screwed twice!

“Don’t be a Mitsubitch” is crazy 😅

The plaintiff gave his misrepresentation case a good effort, but disposing of the car left him in an untenable position because if the contract was voided he woukd be obliged to return it to the defendant in exchange for a refund.

Maaaaan he got suckered, not once (by the seller), but twice (by the mechanic)!

Plaintiff never should have gotten involved with this. He clearly has neither the knowledge nor the money to get involved in this type of car project. He didn't have the $500 for the tow but expected to be able to make repairs to the car? And he obviously got hustled by the other mechanic and doesn't even know it.

Plantiff: buys as-is non-working project car. Also plantiff: the car doesnt work 😢

Ol’ boy doesn’t know cars wants a “project” car. Buys said project car and realizes he can’t handle the project (bit off more than he could chew). Then proceeds to gift the car to a mechanic friend (who probably could handle the project) for disposal only to turn around and ask for his money back. Sounds reasonable 😂😂😂

Well, its a crappy job, but someone's gotta do it. FIRST!!! Please proceed...earthlings

That was a 4k lesson....I wish I had 4k just to throw away like that....

How can you sue for a car to be refunded and not even have it anymore. People are wild. That kid got scammed

Naïve . That mechanic flipped it. … Don’t be a little Mitsubitch? 😂 Damn

As soon as I saw the defendant I thought, "Wow Leonardo Decaprio really let himself go".

A fool and his money soon parted. He should’ve done his research. Great verdict!

You don't even need to get into the "As Is" issue because he got rid of the car! Oof.🤦‍♀️

Im a fan of the 2g gsx and gst models, but signing over the car over 500 dollars is such a mistake

The plaintiff voice 😳 I had a Brady bunch flash back 😂

Caviat Emptor!😂😂

LMAO. Yeah its a used car. So you can't return it for a refund. But this is worse, doesn't even have the car to return.

4k for a none running car is crazy

Plaintiff styled his hair with motor oil

Mitsubitch got me lol so hard at work. Caught me so off guard

The plaintiff's hair though😂i wonder what kind of comb and hair products he used...it was sculpted to perfection.

Everyone always thinks "as is" does not apply to them 🤦🏽‍♀️

Hellooooo, Naive buyer ! Double screwed by the seller and the mechanic. Geees 4k out of the window. "How do you know ?" Silence, you can read JM mind. 🙄

This is a first, a case involving the sale of a used car sold "as is," where the purchaser wants his money back.

"Wish you would beat me?" Oh, wait, Mitsubishi. I misunderstood. 😂

That mechanic is somewhere chillin’ in the plaintiff’s car right now. He was conned.

1:10 😂😂😂😂 Harvey bro 🤣

From the front, it looked like the first dude had 2 braids going down in the back lol 😂

Plaintiff is not the sharpest crayon in the box.

He bought that car, and signed it over to the mechanic 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

The plaintiff sounds like that one guy who does Mark Wahlberg impressions 😂

"Mitsubitch"🤣🤣🤣

Some one tell me this is made up . 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I think that mechanic hustle the plaintiff. The same thing happened to my brother when he bought his first car.

Dude bought the mechanic a new car lol

I have a sneaky suspicion the mechanic in PA may have “stole” the car. Probably knew he could get money for the body; but told him it needed to be junked. Poor kid.

the PA. mechanic scammed the guy.

This is why I like Judge Judy better, this is a 3 minute case at most. He signed a contract that says 'as is', that's it. Even if it breaks down on the way home it's not the seller's problem.

Guy got in over his head, DSM are cool but are a full time job keeping them running. They are not for inexperienced car guys unless you have help from others. That shop definitely got over on him too and probably flipped or kept the car.

"Don't he a Mitsubitch." 🤣 🤣 🤣 Im Dead!

It’s obvious this plaintiff got swindled by the guy he gave the car to.

Airhead surfer dude talking self

The plaintiff I don't know what he was thinking, he musta thought he was Santa Claus and giving gifts. He paid $4k for a car he knows needed work. Not sure what he was thinking....

You mean that you can't trust someone that just got out of prison to tell you the truth who would have thought

One of the carved in stone car buying rules that shall not be neglected - NEVER BUY SOMEONE ELSES PROJECT! Plaintiff was quite naive all the way through this deal and the shop that looked at it after he bought it? Oh my, definitely scammed him again with getting the title. Ouch. A life learning experience that only cost him $4k isn't that bad at all.

I cant beleive he gave it away to the mechanic. Just body is worth $1500.

The plaintiff basically scammed and robbed himself 😂🤣🤦🏽‍♂️ how do you have to research the term, "as is" 😆

I like project cars BUT I'll never buy some else's previous project. Start your own instead!

That intro was hilarious!

The mechanic LIED LOL AND DEFINITELY FLIPPED THE CAR. A Mitsubishi woowowoowowow

When are people going to learn. Buyer beware buy as is

I bought a car from a junk yard for 4k 2013 chevy sonic, I repaired two minor things and it runs smooth!

Why buy a project car if you don't even have enough money to have it towed?

The minute he said project car, he lost.

That plaintiff got taken big time. I feel bad for him that car is probably been repaired and resold.

Bought a project car that needed work but couldnt afford to have it towed? Sounds smart...

My boyfriend bought a 1997 eclipse for only $2200 with a body kit & mods already done 🤓 (tuned)

The mechanic told him a bunch of shit because he wanted the car

Still trying to figure out the plaintiff's hair 😂

As is = a potential lemon .🍋

The lady in the audience behind the plaintiff looks completely bored and keeps dozing off. Lol.

The defendant looks like Leonardo DiCaprio. The plaintiff is not thinking straight. The judge was right on when she said he abandoned $4000 because of $500 tow costs.

This plaintiff must be developmentally disabled if he thought he had a leg to stand on...especially after confessing to have researched the meaning of 'as is'.

The case of what? 🤣🤣

Saddly, plaintiff is naive.

Oh this guy got scammed. Scammed by the mechanic.

I think this guy watched The Fast and the Furious one too many times and had no clue what he was getting into. Then, the mechanic went a little "too soon, junior" on him and took him for a ride.

When will people learn what an as is sales means?!?!😊

The plaintiff is more than dumb, he buys a non working car for $4000 and then because one mechanic says it isn't worth getting repaired, he signs it over to the junk yard, to be junked, then how does he expect to get his money back if he doesn't even have the car any more and actually sold it to the junk yard? Either he is lying or he got scammed by the junk yard...

Sad 😢 I can’t stand when ppl trust strangers vs ppl they knew. He should have just kept the car and got other opinions at least. Never should have gave it away!

The plaintiff did get screwed by the mechanic. I bet you. He fixed it up himself and is probably riding around in it at this very moment. It was very dumb to think that he deserves a full refund for a car that he gave away

Car derives from carriage, which means to move. If this car never moved, it's not a car it's an ornament.

This case reminds me of my first car. 1973 Dodge Charger. It was a fun car, but it cost a LOT of money to keep on the road. There was always something that needed fixing or adjusting, etc. Anyway, I decided to sell it and get something more economical. A friend of mine desperately wanted the car. He knew from hanging around me that it’s just too many issues and I could not afford to keep it. He wanted it anyway. Sold it to him, explicitly stating it costs too much to keep on the road. About 2 weeks later he told me he wanted his money back ~ for the same reason I sold it to him! … He did NOT get a refund.

That hair doe

Harvey! 😂

Lol this dude is lost.

I got a dealer certified used car 15 years ago and I'm still driving the same car.

Feel bad for him