I bought a 2016 F150 and soon after, there were mechanical…

Got it! Did you perform an inspection on it as well?

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Thanks! Did you happen to see what I posted up above?

So I haven't heard back from you in a while on this, which is no big deal!
Without the information I asked for in my request, I can only give you this general answer:

So the short answer is that you have a right to sue.

This appears to be a violation of the implied warranties of fitness and merchantability. Under section 2-315 of the Uniform Commercial Code (fitness), it says that if a buyer is relying on the knowledge and skill of the seller to furnish suitable goods, and those goods are not fit, then it is a violation of the code.

Under section 2-314 of the Uniform Commercial Code (merchantability), which has been adopted wholly or in part by all the states, sellers are bound by the implied warranty of merchantability. What this means basically is that the good(s) that you purchase will generally conform to the buyer’s expectations. An example would be if someone purchased a vehicle. A I’m seller warrants that the vehicle is going to be generally acceptable, fit for its ordinary purpose, and be of a generally understood type and quality. A violation of this will ultimately result in damages for the buyer.

You may want to consider just writing a formaldemandletter advising that they must fix this matter or your only other option is to sue. There’s a site that I’ve used in the past where you can find templates for various legal issues, including a demand letter (click https://www.etsy.com/listing/674752957/demand-letter). Lawyers use letters like these often to enforce their client’s rights. It only costs $12 and it is about 90% cheaper than hiring an attorney to do it.

Hello! I just wanted to check in to see if you had any follow-up questions for me about this today.