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Asked by Lucia Apr 04, 2019 at 04:05 AM about the 2010 Volkswagen Golf GTI 2.0T 4-Door FWD

Question type: Car Selling & Trading In

my first time to fiance a car, i am paying $25,000 for a used 2010 VW GTI, at
289.00 a month , to top it off, electrical failure, back door doesn't open, C.D
player stopped working, tail light burnt out, passenger window switch no longer
works, has a leak that doesn't know from where it is coming from, A/C no longer
works, and I still have $8,000 left to pay... IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN
POSSIBLY DO AS A CONSUMER?

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there are lemon laws , this vehicle may have been in a flood , did you do the car fax ? It seems you could have done much better for that kind of money

Why did you pay so much for a used car? Repairing a car is up the the owner, not the seller.

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