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Originally Posted by BOOF-M3
Just my opinion, but I can't see the dealer giving OP his money back even if the OP were a relative or an employee of the dealership. An as is sale is an as is sale. That is the end of their responsibility I believe. If OP found a brick of gold hidden in the floor boards the gold would be OP's and he would be laughing all the way to the bank. But as OP stated the vehicle is under warranty and the warranty company, whomever it may be is responsible to fix the vehicle. If the warranty company is the dealer then they will fix it. I just can't see any outcome that the dealer would want the vehicle back. Possibly a car salesman can chime in here and let us know what the protocol is. In addition, although I am not a car salesman "I did stay at a holiday Inn express last night".
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Buy backs do happen but this may not fall into that and is up to the dealer and buyer to negotiate.
It's happened already for someone I know where they bought back the Ford f 150 because they couldn't fix it.
Also when I was working at a BMW dealer the shop had a 7 series in the service bay, this was the first new bangeled design so this was close to 20 years ago but the technician fried all the computers on the car and amazingly it was cheaper to buy the car back and give him a new one rather than fix it. Still left me
In awe as I can imagine how much the computers cost at the time but from what I understood the car had many of them.