- Jul 15, 2001
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Three months ago I purchased from Carmax a used 2013 Ford Escape SE with 9K miles on it which was listed as having a 2.0L turbo engine. The car now has 12K on it.
When I went to change the oil today I noticed on the emission sticker under the hood that it is has a 1.6L turbo engine.
I spoke to the sales manager at the Carmax I purchased the vehicle from. He admitted that they had listed the vehicle incorrectly but it was priced correctly for the 1.6L engine. He offered to buy back the car and cover all my taxes, doc, and title fees, and if I so choose to purchase another Escape from them with a 2.0L engine from anywhere in the US they would pay the transfer fee, but everything that's in their current inventory with similar options, mileage, and a 2.0L engine is ~$2K more than we paid.
By law is this all they are obliged to do, or should they offer me another 2013 Ford Escape with a 2.0L engine for the price I paid for the 1.6L, or some monetary compensation??? The difference in price between the 2 engines for a new 2013 is $1095.
When I went to change the oil today I noticed on the emission sticker under the hood that it is has a 1.6L turbo engine.
I spoke to the sales manager at the Carmax I purchased the vehicle from. He admitted that they had listed the vehicle incorrectly but it was priced correctly for the 1.6L engine. He offered to buy back the car and cover all my taxes, doc, and title fees, and if I so choose to purchase another Escape from them with a 2.0L engine from anywhere in the US they would pay the transfer fee, but everything that's in their current inventory with similar options, mileage, and a 2.0L engine is ~$2K more than we paid.
By law is this all they are obliged to do, or should they offer me another 2013 Ford Escape with a 2.0L engine for the price I paid for the 1.6L, or some monetary compensation??? The difference in price between the 2 engines for a new 2013 is $1095.
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