Never fails lol

One of these days, he is going to eat a knuckle sandwich. 😂

@@Astroabh NEVER! Sometimes I’m like Doug give them a break!

@@bj7057 Exactly-A knuckle sandwich with vegan cheese and hold the onions! 🤣

​@@bj7057I'm shocked nobody ever just socked him in the jaw. He's funny, but he would really piss me off with he way he talks if I just lost the case.

Because, as a whole, people are stupid🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️. Dude bought a car for $1800 and expected it to be perfect. 😂😂😭🌺

I'm sure I don't know...giggle

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Ur exactly right!!

17 years old at that

That said, it doesn't matter.. If you buy a car you always need to check it over from front to back, inside and outside.. Let the buyer beware.. Take a mechanic with you if you must.. it is a great investment in the long run

It's called puffing take a mechanic all used anything is as is unless stated otherwise

Yep!! Leave it to “Dougie” to really rub it in!! Lol!

Legend! 😅

Right

Delusional

That guy was a scammer. Yes As Is. BUT there are lemon laws for a reason. Obviously it was a scam rust bucket

@@namewithheld7835lemon laws apply to new cars

I think he probably thought lemon laws applied here

That's awesome!! Love it

That can be true for sure. A car with low miles without being too low is probably better than a super low mileage car for that very reason. Seals dry out, metal rusts and even plastic can degrade from just setting. The worst thing is a low mileage car with a lot of engine run hours. Like a car that was putted around in the city without ever getting on the highway and getting fully warmed up. Almost no cars have hour meters though. A lot of newer trucks do. I work for utility company in the fleet department repairing the vehicles. They spend so much time idling that a 50k mile utility truck has the engine wear of a regular truck driven on the highway with 200k miles or more. We actually change the oil about 4 times as often as regular vehicles to try and keep them from having failures.

Whoever told you that is an idiot. its not true

@@jennifermarlow. That's the truth and it's only getting worse. In the 90's manufacturing techniques became exceptional, oil quality increased and computer management of the engine meant it was always in top tune. As a result there was a surge in engine life. After working for the previous decade to assure cars weren't going to be any good more than about 150k miles they all of a sudden were going 300k and more. Anyone whose owned a 95 Buick car with a 3.8 engine or a Ford with a truck with a 4.9 can tell you that. So Ford discontinued the 4.9 and GM made sure to sabotage the 3.8 with faulty gaskets and plastic engine parts. Today it's rare to find engines that don't have some issue like bad lifters, defective timing chains and components or transmissions that barely make it out of warranty before leaving you on the side of the road. They want to make sure we have to replace our cars every few years. I drove a 1923 Model T a couple weeks ago. No frills and uncomfortable as hell but you can keep it running with a pair of pliers and some bailing wire.

I think it's more to do with people thinking they are special. So many people think laws and rules shouldn't apply to them.

Very gullible. We just had a case in my building where someone came in and knocked on doors, gave some poor sob story and got older people to give him cash, blank checks, AND credit card info!! The police came and this dude has every drug under the sun on his person, crazy cause had he not been caught you've just give this man all your banking info and he knows where you live. Crazy!!!

Oh, I dunno. If defendant didn’t experience those problems, he prob didn’t know

Actually, it does apply to cars as well. The judge was 100% wrong on this one. It is illegal to sell a car with a rusted out frame without disclosing it. It amazes me how this judge has been allowed to stay on air for so long after so many unlawful rulings.

Only coal miners work hard? Weird

​@@TopherGrantYou're missing the point. A lot of people think they got it so hard.

@@Bishop545454 true

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It doesn't matter what people do to earn a living hard earned money is just working for it despite what they do

It has nothing to do with Craigslist. It's about "as-is" sales.

If you buy a used car, have a mechanic inspect it. If you don’t, that’s your problem. “As is” means what it says: as is.

AS IS AS IS AS IS. - use common sense

I totally agree 😢

This is bull, I totally agreed with the person who said defendant knew that car had problems and sold the plaintiff a lemon and got away with it😢

the judge didnt let him get away with anything... its the law.. he bought the car as is.. that means you cant comeback complaining about it or get the seller to pay to fix whatever is wrong with the car.. its sucks but thats the law.

​@@INDIGO.GODDESS_573 no actually, the plaintiff could've had a case.. the problem is just like when he purchased the car he didn't have a mechanic present he didn't have one to testify for his case. And he should've. The defendant claims to be the car guy, right? So the what car guy didn't know gasoline was leaking from the tank? The gasoline had to be leaking in his driveway.. he didn't let the plaintiff drive it on purpose. Most Laws have clauses .. the plaintiff did a bad job at presenting his case.

The judge’s job is to listen to the facts and apply the law. There are no warranties in these cases unless the seller makes a promise. This seller did no such thing. We can all speculate about what he actually knew as a mechanic or just as a previous owner of the car, but it is up to the buyer to get an independent mechanic to look at it before buying. There have been thousands of these cases throughout the decades of TPC. That is the law. Buyer beware. The Judge didn’t let the defendant get away with anything. You can argue that the law did. Not the Judge.

Its a scam. He was suing for $2000. More than he even paid

Lol! Yep, plus he told Dougie the judge didn’t give him a chance to present his mountain of evidence! Sooo he had time to gather all that evidence, but couldn’t bother with having his own mechanic check it BEFORE buying!! Ugh, so tired of litigants who want someone else to pay for their mistake??

Scummy but legal. Just like every lawyer

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Yup. Until the average person learns what "as-is" means

for those who might not know; Caveat emptor is a Latin phrase that means "let the buyer beware".

Luminos actually really hold their value. They don't have a lot of issues the ones that they do have are easily fixable. The newest lumino you can find is still gonna Run You 2500 to 3 Grand if it's in any kind of decent shape. Even with over a 100000 miles.

He's the car guy.... he knew that's the reason why he wouldn't let him drive the car. If when the plaintiff filled up that car the gas came out.. it was leaking gas in the defendants driveway, on the street ... he knew.

That's blatantly wrong. Saying that it is a good car is vague enough that that statement cannot be used in a court of law as evidence that the seller lied about the car.

@@nBasedAce sneaky crook and so are you for supporting him

Good luck proving that in court.

@@TopherGrant uh those pictures were good enough for me

@@AndreLePuck good thing you're not a mechanic or judge, lady!

I always bring my red seal mechanic friend, when I’m spending hard earned money! Last dealer let us use his lift in the shop and all to go over the car and 100%!

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For television.

Cuz she gets a 6 figure paycheck per episode

Because it is a TV show and for our benefit.

Plaintiff and defendant were both paid to appear, so with the sale of the vehicle to a junkyard and what he gets for the appearance plaintiff is probably only out $600 or $700 bucks!

judges like easy days too. No thinking needed today

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The problem is even a mechanic may not be able to determine whether some part is going to give out in even in a week or 2 on a used car. Some buyers would not understand that and blame the mechanic for everything that goes wrong with the car from then on regardless of any disclaimer signed. That could be one big headache instead of a terrific business opportunity.

@@randys6220 The idea would be to point out the more obvious flaws with the car that a random person would not detect, not to OK a car. Obviously that can't be a thing unless you have a time machine and/or AI driven 3D scanner or something.

You can’t sell a car person to person and expect the buyer to not want to drive your car. I’ve bought and sold cars person to person and have actually gone and driven a car by myself and the seller doesn’t even go with me, which I’ve actually been shocked when they don’t. I’ve also been the seller of vehicles and I do make sure to go when they’re driving my car. But you can’t expect someone to want to buy your car and you not let them test drive it personally.

@@hadley407 I’m not saying you cant expect that what I’m saying is the expectation that just because he had insurance he should be auto ok with anyone test driving the car is crazy it’s a private sell the person has no obligation to buy it especially if they crash it and it’s also a older car if it’s totaled he would get no where near what he is looking to sell it for from insurance …so yeah if you look a little sketchy or that I might have a issue if you mess up my car nah you not gonna drive it

why did it take you so long?