Motorcycle Honda Dealership
I just bought a used motorcycle from a dealership and they lied about a bunch of stuff. What can I do?
I bought a 1976 Honda GL1000 from a Harley Davidson dealership. My dad picked it up because I was out of state. First of all, they said there were no leaks and that it was “clean as a whistle.” Just in the drive home my dad noticed a major oil leak in the valve cover seal, a leak in the front fork seal, and a leak in the water pump. Also, my dad asked about the saddlebags because they were on the frame but not really connected in any way. The sales guy said “Yeah, they’re totally secure.” My dad hit a bump on the way home and they both fell off and are now all scratched up. I discovered when I got to the bike that there were two bolts laying in one of them that hold them on the frame. Finally, I bought the bike thinking it had 35829 miles. I have now realized that it goes up to 35899 and then back around to 35800, so who knows how many miles it actually has. So is there anything I can do? I feel like I paid way too much for what I actually got.
I think you have little recourse.
Doesn’t mean I don’t feel ya , but used sales are almost always as is.
A court would say that there should be an assumption of defects on account of the age of the vehicle.
The only chance I see you have is if you have them on tape declaring it “mint”.
OR a written contract guaranteeing “mint”.
Sorry.
Fixing an old cycle can be fun though. It may be worth more to you in the long haul if you fix it up.
LEMON laws ONLY pertain to NEW vehicles.
If it lasted 30 years it cannot be deemed a lemon , cause they fail right off the assembly line.
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