Refund policy
All sales are final.Every vehicle is sold as-is, where-is, with all faults, unless we give you a separate written warranty that we both sign.
1. On-site inspection is required
Before any sale is completed, the buyer must:
- Inspect the vehicle in person at our location
- Test-drive the vehicle if they choose (subject to our insurance and lot rules)
- Have an independent mechanic inspect the vehicle if they want one (we will allow reasonable on-site inspection)
- Review the vehicle’s condition, equipment, mileage, and documents
2. Buyer confirmationThe sale is not complete until the buyer confirms, in writing, that they:
- Have inspected the vehicle on site (or had a reasonable chance to do so)
- Accept the vehicle in its current condition
- Understand that the sale is final and as-is
3. When the sale is completeThe sale is complete when all of the following have happened:
- The purchase price (and any agreed fees/taxes) is paid in full
- The buyer has signed the bill of sale / purchase agreement and the inspection acknowledgment
- Title/transfer paperwork is completed as required by law
- The buyer takes possession of the vehicle or we release it to the buyer
4. No refunds, returns, or exchangesOnce the sale is complete:
- There are no refunds
- There are no returns
- There are no exchanges
- There is no cooling-off period offered by us
- We do not pay for repairs, towing, diagnostics, rental cars, lost wages, or any other costs after sale
5. What we are not responsible for after saleAfter the sale we are not responsible for:
- Engine, transmission, drivetrain, electrical, A/C, suspension, or any other mechanical failure
- Parts that wear out (brakes, tires, battery, clutch, etc.)
- Emissions, inspection, or registration failure after the buyer leaves
- Accidents, misuse, neglect, or modifications after delivery
- Problems discovered by another shop after the sale
- Future repair estimates or “the car is not worth what I paid”
This policy does not allow us to:
- Misrepresent the vehicle
- Hide a known material defect we are legally required to disclose
- Sell a vehicle with a branded/salvage/flood/lemon title without proper disclosure where required
- Alter or roll back the odometer
- Transfer a title we do not have the legal right to transfer
7. Deposits (if you take them)
If a deposit is paid to hold a vehicle:
- The deposit is applied to the purchase price if the sale completes
- If the buyer cancels after reserving the vehicle, the deposit is [non-refundable / refundable only if the vehicle fails a mutually agreed inspection for a listed major defect]
- If we sell the vehicle to someone else in error, the deposit is refunded in full
