Been Ripped Off? Breach Of Warranty Is A Better Claim Than Fraud
You see an ad online that says "1965 Mustang, original owner, amazing condition, runs great. $1,000." The price is so good, you buy it sight-unseen. When it arrives you find out it is a 1966, has been owned by a dozen people, is in bad shape, and runs poorly. From a legal standpoint, what is your best option?
Why You Don't Want To Buy A Rebuilt Salvage Vehicle
Ever been tempted to buy a Rebuilt Salvage vehicle? Formerly wrecked but now legal to drive, the former Salvage vehicle might be substantially less expensive than another similar vehicle without that designation. I would caution you: Rebuilt Salvage vehicles are the fool's gold of the automotive world.
Can You Count On A Salesperson's "Expert" Advice?
You buy a truck to pull your boat trailer and specifically ask the salesperson if it will do the job. He assures you it will. Afterwards, you discover it couldn't pull your trailer downhill with a tailwind. Can you sue to un-do that deal? Probably not – unless you took specific steps to protect yourself.
The Six Commandments Of Driving Are Rules We Can All Get Behind
Driving is about freedom, and that's why we all love it so much. But freedom comes with responsibilities and rules as well. What guidelines should we all follow for the good of ourselves and everyone else on the road? Opponaut Distraxi has six I like.
California Is Rushing To Create Some Rules For Driverless Cars
California took a big step in 2012 to effectively give the OK to autonomous cars on public roads. Now they're racing against a deadline to write the rules of the road for driverless vehicles. Looks like it's going to be quite a long road, though.