This guy is crazy. He is buying at used car price, why does he expect new car condition. If he wants a car with rotors no problem, he should buy a new car. Siao lang.
I had an experience when I was selling my maser a year back. After the buyer viewed the car, we agreed on price and then there was a couple of weeks to get loan approval, etc. In between viewing and handing the car over, my coolant leak. KNN bad luck. And it leaked into the aircon system (the radiator was piped to the aircon system to provide heat in case you need heater), which means I got to tiah dashboard to access. It was a very slow leak which meant you got to top up your radiator once every couple of days. Total bill was $7k. I could have topped up the coolant and quietly handed the car over with the buyer not realising only after 1 week or so, act blur, and push the problem to him. But I thought that was not fair to him as he should get the car as it was when he viewed it. So I called to disclose to him that there was a leak, and that I would fix for him before he collected the car. To my surprise, he replied, you steady, I share half the cost with you. So in the end, we both happy. It takes 2 hands to clap. However, my rotors also worn, but I didnt replace those, coz he viewed it as it was.
I believe when you buy something used, you buy it as is where is. If you fail to spot it, and if you asked the right questions without any lies from the seller, then there should be no recourse.
