SL/R231: Legal advice for 2013 SL550 purchase.
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2014 SL550
Legal advice for 2013 SL550 purchase.
I am looking for Legal advice for 2013 SL550 purchase.
I am going to buy a car from out of state.
How do I protect myself legally?
Legal documents? Legal advice?
Thank you
I am going to buy a car from out of state.
How do I protect myself legally?
Legal documents? Legal advice?
Thank you
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2013 SL550;2021 G63, 2019 Lamborghini Urus
Are you buying from an authorized Mercedes dealer? Wouldn't the lease/purchase contract be enough protection? If they are transporting the car, they should have it insured.
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2014 SL550
Legal advice for 2013 SL550 purchase.
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2019 e 450 cabriolet
Bring the vehicle to a Mercedes Dealer and get it inspected,if the seller takes issue with this walk away. As far as legal protection what do you mean ? The dealer will tell you the service / repair history and warranty status, otherwise it's buyer beware when you purchase a used vehicle with no additional warranty expressed or implied regardless of which state the transaction is done in.
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s320cdi /SL350/Slk 230
Hi Sifis
Apart from checking the condition of the car be sure to check that the person selling to you is the person entitled to sell it to you, in other words that he is the owner. You also need to check that the person selling to you doesn't have an outstanding loan on it. Your Bank should be able to check this for you. My advice, as a lawyer, is get the ðeal done through the services of a lawyer so that if a problem does arise you will be able to prove that you bought the cr on the open market and had gone to the trouble of getting a lawyer to have matters checked out and under these circumstances you should then acquire a good title to the car.
Apart from checking the condition of the car be sure to check that the person selling to you is the person entitled to sell it to you, in other words that he is the owner. You also need to check that the person selling to you doesn't have an outstanding loan on it. Your Bank should be able to check this for you. My advice, as a lawyer, is get the ðeal done through the services of a lawyer so that if a problem does arise you will be able to prove that you bought the cr on the open market and had gone to the trouble of getting a lawyer to have matters checked out and under these circumstances you should then acquire a good title to the car.
