Lack of a muffler is not so important legally as whether the tailpipe still extends beyond the edge of the body, which we're assuming is not the case here. This will allow CO to accumulate under the vehicle, a big no-no.
Not legally.
no
In most cases, a dealer can legally sell a car that you left a deposit on if you haven't signed a contract or completed the purchase agreement. It's important to clarify the terms of the deposit and any agreements with the dealer to understand your rights in this situation.
Legally, in Ky if you sell even 1 car for profit you are considered a dealer and need a license. In other words if you buy a car and are doing so for the express purpose of selling it for profit you are a dealer. If you were to sell a car you had owned for awhile and made a profit on the sale then you are not a dealer. It is all about intent.
A dealer can do whatever they want, they are not legally obliagted to sell you any car.
NO
In Ohio, you can sell up to five cars in one calendar year without needing to obtain a dealer's license. If you exceed this limit, you will be required to get a dealer's license to continue selling cars legally in the state.
is it true that a dealer have to hold a car for twenty one days before they can sell it after it has been repossed
no
Not legally. But if he had the keys then yes.
Yes.
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