Dude showed up to court without any documents, because he knows he's shady and made sure there was no paper trail. Looking smug, like "prove it". This isn't the first time he and "his mechanic" have pulled a fast one. Learn this lesson people. Always get paperwork showing everything that's agreed to and never lose your estimates, statements, and(itemized)receipts.
@@adammiller9179 Can't really do that without paperwork, which is my point. What kind of business doesn't have records of bills and payments? His biggest worry is probably the IRS. He doesn't need to worry about being sued, as he doesn't give the suckers anything they can use.
The defendant and his buddy mechanic never gave the boy any paperwork. Hence his mother's involvement in presenting inadmissible paperwork like bank statements and text messages. The dealer did a shady deal and took advantage of the naive boy who wanted that JDM car and ended up trusting both the car dealer and mechanic. The mechanic is avoiding the mother and son, not handing out any solid paperwork and is taking sides with his car dealer buddy. Point to note, the boy took the car and the engine started leaking oil. That motor requires a complete overhaul and rebuild. Maybe he wanted to add an aftermarket exhaust and the defendant pinned everything on that. I once had a "friend" I purchased a bike from. Honda CBR1000RR and I trusted the guy when he said that the bike required a bit of work to stop a tiny amount of oil leaking from the gear shifter. He said his mechanic would fix it in a couple of days and the repair costs would be adjusted in the deal. Little did I know, the engine had seized once, the entire head assembly was twice replaced and later repaired, the head gasket was blown, two cylinders were leaking fuel and the pistons were damaged beyond repair. The project costed me a new engine which was almost the price I had originally paid for the bike. Had the bike repainted because his mechanic accidentally backed his truck into the bike which also broke the visor and headlight and ruined the paint on the fuel tank. It took me over 4 months to get the bike in running condition only to find out that the paperwork and registration documents were only duplicates as the previous owner had misplaced them. Turned out it was a stolen bike and my "friend" was selling the bike for one of his childhood friends. The chassis number didn't match the number on the documents which turned out to be duplicates copies of some fake documents. I learned my lesson the hardest way and I'm glad I was only just 18 back then. Never again will I make a similar mistake, ever!
@@Zebness990 it’s very common those used car dealers will exploit certain people I had a Cadillac that didn’t even last 2 months I just brought the car to the dealership left the keys in it never had any bills or identity theft problems never got charged for a repo never had a lawsuit or anything I bout a shitty car for 3k from a dealership so it was legal but they understood that the car was a lemon and didn’t even question why I would just leave a car by the front door
@@Zebness990 I understand what your saying but unfortunately the kid is going to have to chop this up as a lesson learned. He should have asked for an acceptable receipt. That's on him. He didn't know it then but he knows it now!
The car guy and mechanic are totally working together. He sells lemons and then send them to this guy to get fixed they’re not itemized and then the driver is screwed. Wow the fact people get away with this is dumb.
The fact that he picked up the phone for the defendant but wouldn't for the plaintiff for a while says all I need to know about these tag team shadiness of the mechanic and the dealer.
Agree and the judge should have known that any garage who does not give itemized bill was shady They have done this many times to get rid of cars and scam people
I feel bad for the kid , I honestly believe he got sold a lemon of a car, and the defendant knew it, he just got lucky this kid wasn't experienced to defend himself.and I believe this is not the first time he sells cars like this. Hope the kid gets rid of this car as soon as possible. As much as I like the judge sometimes she ,talks to fast to much and seems to be on wrong side more than a few times.
Yes that annoyed me huge what do you mean he seems like a fairly good guy. This kid was sold a lemon. The judge can only do what she can from the proof she can get.
@@AlexanderPwn lol my mom's chrysler 200 has 140k on it, she's had it since 2012 and it has never has any major issues aside from tie rods and a wheel bearing that I put on myself.
I don’t trust the defendant or his mechanic he refers. They could be friends and he was ready to lie for him 👀 Poor plaintiffs as well they both just seem anxious and mild
Definitely sensed that. The defendant is selling lemons that barely drive off the lot and then refers the buyer to this mechanic that charges them up for repairs.
@@clovermccombs8597 @Clover McCombs Of course. We know that. But people that just bought a car from someone would think that they could trust the recommendation of that person that just sold the car to them. Hence the scam
Being a Mechanic's Daughter everything that was fixed and had to be looked at was written on a work order....Name, Address and contact number of the customer was put on the work order....I worked over 20 years with my father's business...Tax purposes and such...We weren't a dealership though we were just a Volvo Repair shop in VT....I filed the work orders every day when I went to the shop...It was my job after my father put it in our books old school...The seller and his mechanic friend are pretty shady....Nothing was written on Notebook paper...even estimates were written on our work orders...Our customers got a copy and we kept the hard copy for when they came in to do the work...I feel this kid being taken for a ride and I havent even finished the video
I can't watch this video, I already feel extremely upset and angry. Yeah yeah yeah I know the mistakes probably made by the buyer but I don't care, scamming a youngster without enough life experience is extremely evil and wrong. Poor kid. I have made big mistakes in my younger days, but past is the past. I was surrounded by predators, I was too kind hearted and thought that the world ressembled my fairytale inside world of peace and love everybody. I was older but innocent and ignorant when I was divorcing, raising 3 children alone, I was always isolated (new country, learning a new language 3x during my childhood and got married at 17), Anyway I went to a bank to borrow 10'000 sfr and lend it to someone who whined on my shoulder, saying that he hasn't seen his dad since years and now he needed an urgent heart surgery in France blablabla. Of course I never got paid back and ended up almost dying of hunger every month after paying off the bank during 3 years, raising my kids. I didn't think that I'd never receive child support either. So many dumb mistakes when your surrounding growing up doesn't teach you anything, not prepared for adult responsibilities. Anyway I still made it. No family, no diplomas no car, no nothing but thanks to myself I quickly learned from my mistakes and evolved. Found great jobs (University, state job, hospital job) and in no time built a stable happy home for myself and my children. I brought that guy to court in the attempt to be paid back the 10 000 sfr, but the witness who cosigned the document I prepared saying that I lent the sum to this person, and another person witnessed that it was true, well she refused to witness in court.. I lost the case. Well I was resilient, and knew that it was my own fault, I should be angry at my own self. Who would refuse 10 000 sfr if an idiot lent it to you this easily?? We drank a coffee together and wished each other good luck and bye 😂 I have no precious energy to waste on hating anyone. To each their Karma.
I worked on cars for 18 years professionally. The cam seal oil leak that the defendant "paid" for should have included at minimum the ENTIRE timing belt job parts/labor included because the oil contaminated the timing belt causing the belt having to be replaced. The mechanic knows this, but is being shady trying to protect the defendant. The judge has absolutely no knowledge of cars, and should have gotten a third party expert in on this case. The plaintiffs, even tho they seem unorganized and not to bright ARE owned money
THANK YOU, I really feel for this guy. I was almost scammed by a used car salesman and thankfully my dad knows about cars and was able to steer me away from a bad deal. It’s a shame they’re losing all of that money and it’s really not their fault.
@@Kre410 Judy Sheindlin only worked 52 days out of the year. Shooting an entire week of shows in one day. They shot each case in as close to real time without editing as possible.
I feel sorry for this plaintiff. He was quite frankly in over his head trying to get stuff fixed on a car he really wanted. That defendant was shady as all get out, and the mechanic wasn’t much better.
lolol. To dumb to know to keep his receipts? WOW. The defendant did what wrong? It wasn't his mechanic, he suggested him. The plaintiff didn't have to use him. The plaintiff wanted to upgrade the exhaust ect.. before getting the car registered. How was the defendant shady?
Found it funny he couldn’t see receipts because he wasn’t in the office....but happened to have the exact receipt needed at hand to tell the judge 🤔 did he carry that receipt in his pocket??
I saw one where the plaintiff was suing for $7.50 for a comb because she felt she had been dissed by the defendant. That one definitely was NOT about the money.
I could tell the defendant was sketchy from the moment he started speaking. I believe that the plaintiff was scammed by a con man and his sidekick mechanic into buying a trash car. Not only is it sus that they never had real receipts but the mechanic purposefully ignoring therir texts and calls. The defendant knew that this boy and his mom were completely clueless and took advantage of that.
I mean....sounds about right...most shops have a labor fee anywhere from 75-150 an hour on average so...and thats from spending all my life in side shops and dealerships as a tech. That being said the seller is clearly a crook but the kid and his mom are also very ignorant when it comes to cars so next time they should either not go to a rinkiedink car lot or take someone that knows a thing or two about cars with them.
So basically they brought a shitty car from a sketchy dealer and his con mechanic. I believe everything from the plaintiff's side but unfortunately the judge can't make a case out of you without hard evidence. At least it is only a couple thousands. Not a bad price for a life lesson.
My first car was a lemon I was pressured into buying to the tune of 600 dollars. Pressured into buying bc my mother bought the sob story of the woman being a single mother and needing help, it was such a good car, she put loads of new parts into it, it was perfect for a new driver---- It overheated and died on the highway in minutes.
Lol the mechanic was definitely lying cuz how do you say that you aren’t in the office so you can’t tell her how much he paid, then magically you have the receipt in your hand 😂
I own a repair shop, and I am often NOT in the office but out in the SHOP. I caught that as soon as he said this on the phone, he said " I am not in my office at the moment" hinting that he was out in the shop area working on cars. He is mostly likely a small independent one or two man shop who also doubles a mechanic himself. Its not out of the question for a Shop Owner to be in the shop while taking phone calls. As he was discussing with the judge the matter, he then walks back to his office to collect the file for the customer, while talking to the judge, he pulls the file, the reciept, and texts it to her when prompted. And its quite normal for small shops to simply write a list of parts and labor items on a piece of paper quickly itemizing what is being done, by evidence of the text, the judge had the information she needed, and the plaintiff confirmed the information was correct. If anyone was lieing here, it was the plaintiff.
Just imagine being 22 years old and judge yelling and low key aggressive but she tells you not to panic and take your time🙃 she gives me anxiety just watching her cases lol
Yeah, honestly i dont really like watching her anymore. Shes way too aggressive and demeaning. Plus she just talks over everyone. She loves the sound of her own voice.
The defendant and the mechanic are in on it together. An itemized receipt should have been given, and he should have asked for it. The car was full of problems and he sold it to a niave guy. Took him for a ride. It had problems from the get go. The whole thing is sus and unfortunately everyone did something wrong. So there is no clear answer.
Autozone sells the egr line tube 598-302 for $151.99. They also sell one (598-130) for $46.49. The egr valve itself is $35.99. It took me two minutes to find these parts. Also the junk yards are littered with Mitsubishis. Go yank the part off of a wreck.
Nobody unfortunately knows how to do that any more. My hubs (a former mechanic) started by watching/helping his Dad, Uncle, G-Pa performing their shade tree mechanics. Don't see much of that any more. Hubs says now it's less mechanical and more electrical.
This is a life lesson for him, he thought he was grown until shit hit the fan then he cried to mommy. The mechanic and seller played this boy by confusing communication and fucked up paperwork
She dropped the ball. Mechanic said deler paid the 550.00. Dealer said he paid 115.00. So lying... They were working together and are charging up the ying yang for a lemon. Never go to the mechnic the dealer uses. I felt for this kid, you could see the con from a mile away.
I cant imagine accepting a receipt at a mechanic that is not itemized with my payment methods listed. That's ridiculous. You just bought the car and they're handing you a piece of paper that does not state exactly what happened?
I can't stand when people are so unprepared when they're trying to sue someone. And clearly the judge hates that as well. I love when she just takes their phone and has to call someone else for answers and makes them all look dumb lmao.
There is no way that the mechanic and that salesman weren't working together on keeping the waters muddied. NO mechanic worth his salt would give non itemized receipts.
The plaintiff is young and naive. The defendant and mechanic saw the plaintiff coming. The plaintiff lost due to lack of evidence; I don’t believe the defendant or his mechanic.
I love how it @13:40 she catches Sunny in his lie. Because any person who was outside of the shop maybe working on a car or in the back back would have said, "Wait a minute let me go into the office".
Why does Judge Milian continuously scream at the plaintiff and interrupt him right after asking questions? She can see that he’s nervous. That’s just going to make him even more nervous. Then she yells at the defendant about the mechanic not itemizing receipts, as if the defendant has any control over another company’s business practices. Then she blasts the mother who’s sitting on the side trying to help her son find the paperwork to prove the things that the judge keeps asking him to prove. This judge needs to learn how to talk to people.
I feel so badly for this lost man child. He is 22 but he is just a baby and mommy’s baby at that. He’s nervous and not prepared and I don’t know. I just feel bad for the poor kid 🤷🏻♀️
I like how she takes the time to hear everything instead of jumping to her own conclusions… even calling the mechanic to get the “whole” story from a 3rd party. But still manages to cut through the BS in a timely manner. A+ judge
@@eloahnon4952 exactly. The kid was ignorant to the process , and the car salesman is a con artist. Everyone saying he was so accommodating aren't getting the fact that he sold this kid a pos for 5k. A car for 5k should at the very least be in good working order at the time its sold(which means its not leaking from various parts of the engine.) My brother bought cheaper cars that were in better shape then that car (mechanically speaking)
The fact that it seems a bunch of systems went wrong soon after the sale tells me everything - that mechanic did 'just enough' to get it to pass inspection, and the seller & mechanic both knew the car was a lemon... but legally, the law is on their side, because they drew this out long-enough to not be covered by the warranty any longer. And if you don't think mechanics do squirrely crap to get a car working a little longer, try looking up putting oatmeal in your rearend (NO, not on a pron site LOL).
I might have a tear to shed if man’s hair didn’t look like a toupee falling off. 🤣 he reminds me of the kid that always forgot to bring a pencil to class and got mad that his classmate wouldn’t lend him one
The kid is young and just clearly inexperienced, even thought a lot of things may seem like common sense. But the sales man surely picked up on that, and he and his mechanic double teamed the kid good!
I love how plaintiffs come with absolutely no evidence, then get mad at the judge for ruling against them. Especially in this case, where she elicited a promise from the defendant to provide additional assistance. That's simply entitlement at its most basic level.
The same situation happened to my neighbor across the street. They bought a car from someone they loosely knew for their kid but after a few weeks it ended up needing a new transmission or something. They can't really blame the seller, he offered no warranty. My neighbor checked it out personally and purchased it anyway. It was pure as-is and the caveat emptor principle was applied. And given the make and model of car they bought they should have done more research into its well-known problems . . .
The fricking mechanic just kept resetting the check engine light so that when he drives 50 miles it pops back on. Seller DID not have a passed emission when he sold it. They are sketchy as H#%@!
The dealer was not smirky at all, his facial expressions to me appear more in line with he know he is right, did nothing wrong, and did everything possible to help the young man. HIs expressions tell me he is worn down by the amount of time this ordeal has gone on all all cause the idiot customer did everything wrong, or failed to listen to his advice.
Sometimes I wonder if litigants (and often intelligent, educated people) think they don't have to provide evidence to back up their claims because it's "not a real court," either because it's small claims or it's on TV.
I know. It's so annoying when people come to court, and not be prepared with statements verifying what they're saying. In this case, they're lucky that the judge bothered to even call the mechanic to find out who payed for what, and what was fixed.
I agree ... I think despite this being small claims and TV, they should still take it seriously, especially when they are suing someone. The plaintiff has the burden of proof ... sure, the defendant can make a claim that he paid for everything he was supposed to when the plaintiff had no proof, because that's really what the judge wanted. It's also mind boggling when people show up to small claims without any paperwork ... they don't form their case at all. I feel bad for both the son and the mother. They don't know what they don't know. If that was my mom guiding me at 22, we would have had all the paperwork - receipts, documents, anything and everything ... it really does pay to know the system and to know it well.
You can tell the guy and the mechanic did business shady. However, I think the kids mom went in wilfully ignorant to legalities. Judge killed it on this case.
What? You are not to smart. the Dealer did everything right here, he most likely advised the buyer to register the vehicle prior to doign the exhaust work which did NOT have to be done, but the buyer was dumb and young and did it anyway. IT was the EXHAUST work that led to the car failing a secondary inspection. NOT the fault fo the dealer.
@@bojaxsun the kid aswell when he said the o2 sensor needed to be changed to fix the oil leak lmao 🤣.. like your a guy u should know a bit about cars atleast how to do your oil changes and brake pads is a good start saves money aswell...
@@bojaxsun so what, most judges do not, thats why they treat the SHOP OWNER as the expert, it is very tough to win a legal case in a court room where you sue a Repair Shop or Dealership. Cause they are experts in their field, and you the customer need to show burden of proof they intended to do you wrong. That Judge will take their comments as fact at all times. And its true - in order to access the EGR TUBE - you have to pull the engine from the car, cause its tucked down beneath the fire wall. It would have been a waste of time for the mechanic, and costly to pull that engine for a Measurement. I would have told the customer to go to a junk yard and locate a good used EGR TUBE, if they are even available, cause they are known to fail, mostly cause they rust, get contaminated from dirt, crud, oil, and carbon. I cannot find where the Dealer nor the shop did anything wrong, other than try to help a customer...
An 18 year old car that had done less than 80,000 miles, yeh right. A dodgy dealer who refers a mechanic that doesn't give itemised bills. That kid got taken for a mug and the judge helped the dealer do it. Worst case I've seen her get wrong, she gets quite a few wrong, but this one is a bad one. Poor kid came looking for justice and got nothing.
Idk, I'd think a 22 year old should have enough sense to ask for an actual receipt for work that was done on a car. But then all again all parties seem to be clueless, and the defendant comes across to me as a bit smarmy.
Amen. I actually used the dealership for the last two purchases to give the car the once-over because they are the experts. It has paid off both times, although I was still inside the state-mandated lemon law warranty and could walk away if necessary. Don’t go to the independent mechanic before you go to the dealership for inspection because that’s also where you find out about recalls on the vehicle. That’s critical information for the buyer. Just my two cents.
The mechanic and the seller were definitely in cahoots and screwed the kid/mum. That's completely obvious. But, they were only able to because the kid and his mom were so insanely trusting, naïve, and irresponsible. So... that's on them really.
If the cam seals were replaced… then another oil leak occurred above the cam… THAT WOULD BE THE FAULT OF THE THE MECHANIC WHO PUT IT BACK TOGETHER for the cam seal repair.
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Between the Plaintiff & his mother being clueless and the Defendant & his mechanic being sketchy….everyone’s annoying
exactly 😂😂😂
Hit it right on the nail
It's not his mechanic. Just a mechanic he sends cars to sometimes for work
@@efficientfuture1336 lol you know how silly that sounds
That sums it up
Assad has that smirk on his face every time the camera cuts to him. Like, "The kid can't prove his case, I'll win this."
Dude showed up to court without any documents, because he knows he's shady and made sure there was no paper trail. Looking smug, like "prove it". This isn't the first time he and "his mechanic" have pulled a fast one. Learn this lesson people. Always get paperwork showing everything that's agreed to and never lose your estimates, statements, and(itemized)receipts.
It's the plaintiff's responsibility to prove the reason they are there.
@@adammiller9179 Can't really do that without paperwork, which is my point. What kind of business doesn't have records of bills and payments? His biggest worry is probably the IRS. He doesn't need to worry about being sued, as he doesn't give the suckers anything they can use.
I can understand the judge’s frustration when they come to court without appropriate papers . Such a waste of time .
The defendant and his buddy mechanic never gave the boy any paperwork. Hence his mother's involvement in presenting inadmissible paperwork like bank statements and text messages. The dealer did a shady deal and took advantage of the naive boy who wanted that JDM car and ended up trusting both the car dealer and mechanic. The mechanic is avoiding the mother and son, not handing out any solid paperwork and is taking sides with his car dealer buddy. Point to note, the boy took the car and the engine started leaking oil. That motor requires a complete overhaul and rebuild. Maybe he wanted to add an aftermarket exhaust and the defendant pinned everything on that. I once had a "friend" I purchased a bike from. Honda CBR1000RR and I trusted the guy when he said that the bike required a bit of work to stop a tiny amount of oil leaking from the gear shifter. He said his mechanic would fix it in a couple of days and the repair costs would be adjusted in the deal. Little did I know, the engine had seized once, the entire head assembly was twice replaced and later repaired, the head gasket was blown, two cylinders were leaking fuel and the pistons were damaged beyond repair. The project costed me a new engine which was almost the price I had originally paid for the bike. Had the bike repainted because his mechanic accidentally backed his truck into the bike which also broke the visor and headlight and ruined the paint on the fuel tank. It took me over 4 months to get the bike in running condition only to find out that the paperwork and registration documents were only duplicates as the previous owner had misplaced them. Turned out it was a stolen bike and my "friend" was selling the bike for one of his childhood friends. The chassis number didn't match the number on the documents which turned out to be duplicates copies of some fake documents. I learned my lesson the hardest way and I'm glad I was only just 18 back then. Never again will I make a similar mistake, ever!
@@Zebness990 it’s very common those used car dealers will exploit certain people I had a Cadillac that didn’t even last 2 months I just brought the car to the dealership left the keys in it never had any bills or identity theft problems never got charged for a repo never had a lawsuit or anything I bout a shitty car for 3k from a dealership so it was legal but they understood that the car was a lemon and didn’t even question why I would just leave a car by the front door
@@Zebness990 I understand what your saying but unfortunately the kid is going to have to chop this up as a lesson learned. He should have asked for an acceptable receipt. That's on him. He didn't know it then but he knows it now!
Judge Judy would say: where did you think you were going, to the beach? 😂😂😂😂
I know that's right.
Good god, this woman and her son is like the blind leading the blind. Both entirely clueless. God bless them.
Ignorance is clearly bliss in their world...
Lol
Lol. I thought the same thing!
He needed a dad, now he can't be a proper man. A 22 year old man brings his mommy to court over car repairs.
@@BCNeil you sound ignorant. Lots of men don't know much about vehicles either. Bringing a dad could have encountered the same results.
That defendant is SKETCH. He's sitting there smiling cause he knows he took that kid for a ride.
nah he knew he did his part that's called a smirk of CONFIDENCE
@@davasiabriggs if you say so
@@davasiabriggs did the part of being sketchy
He knows he doesn't need to prove anything. He did everything he had to.
How the F*** IS THAT A KID?!!!!! ???????
FACE FULL OF HAIR,,,,, I didn't know 22 is considered a KID!!!!
The car guy and mechanic are totally working together. He sells lemons and then send them to this guy to get fixed they’re not itemized and then the driver is screwed. Wow the fact people get away with this is dumb.
The fact that he picked up the phone for the defendant but wouldn't for the plaintiff for a while says all I need to know about these tag team shadiness of the mechanic and the dealer.
Dollars to donuts that was his cousin or whoever, the mechanic. They double-team this poor kid. I hope someone called the better business bureau.
Seems like u ain’t hear the judge sounds like it’s a you problem
Agree and the judge should have known that any garage who does not give itemized bill was shady They have done this many times to get rid of cars and scam people
Most definately
I feel bad for the kid , I honestly believe he got sold a lemon of a car, and the defendant knew it, he just got lucky this kid wasn't experienced to defend himself.and I believe this is not the first time he sells cars like this. Hope the kid gets rid of this car as soon as possible.
As much as I like the judge sometimes she ,talks to fast to much and seems to be on wrong side more than a few times.
Welcome to used care salesmen
i’m sorry but lemon of a car is the funniest thing i’ve heard all week 😂😭
The car was fine till he wanted to put that stupid exhaust on it
@@thecheshirecat299 exhaust effects zero on oil leaks. Upgrading exhaust helps the engine breathe better.
@@Djkommode that’s why it failed inspection .. pay attention
The problems started when they bought a 2001 Mitsubishi in 2019!!!
Even if it was 2001
Ok !!!!! Lol !!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😂👍
lol that part!
Lol exactly
Or any other year Mitsubishi Eclipse
Ohhhh, that face. That smirk. The defendant definitely has that 'salesman's charm' and has likely done this before 😏
Done what? Sold a car and paid for the repairs? How DARE that man go over and above to help a customer!
"He seems like a fairly good guy." You should fire him for saying that. They are crooked business men. Real businesses give real solid paperwork.
You’re not going to fire Doug , it’s literally his job to razz them after the show Karen
If it’s smaller mechanical shops, they don’t always, sometimes you have to say I want everything on the receipt.
Yes that annoyed me huge what do you mean he seems like a fairly good guy. This kid was sold a lemon. The judge can only do what she can from the proof she can get.
yeah so frustrating
I don’t like how the defendant is smiling when the poor kid is anxious and got effed over by the defendant’s friend ( mechanic ).
True. But it is funny that the guy came unprepared with no documents demanding to be reimbursed
The defendant and his creepy smirking🤢
I feel sorry for the plaintiff. Barbers and car dealers ripping him off. Can't get a deal anywhere
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I thought this might be an awful new trend, like some kind of bizarre cross between a mohawk and a bowl cut~
The perfect person to call smarmy. What a creep to treat this kid like this.
I think the defendant took advantage of the plaintiff’s naivety
A 20 year old vehicle bought for $2400 is going to need work done to it
@@jeremymeyer1316 the car had 80k miles tho
Absolutely
@@bathekidmexico5471 That doesn't matter. Different cars break at different times. If you don't believe me go buy a Chrysler.
@@AlexanderPwn lol my mom's chrysler 200 has 140k on it, she's had it since 2012 and it has never has any major issues aside from tie rods and a wheel bearing that I put on myself.
I don’t trust the defendant or his mechanic he refers. They could be friends and he was ready to lie for him 👀 Poor plaintiffs as well they both just seem anxious and mild
Exactly! The mechanic definitely would lie for the seller!
Definitely sensed that. The defendant is selling lemons that barely drive off the lot and then refers the buyer to this mechanic that charges them up for repairs.
@@Alesana907 You don't have to go to his mechanic.
@@clovermccombs8597 @Clover McCombs Of course. We know that. But people that just bought a car from someone would think that they could trust the recommendation of that person that just sold the car to them. Hence the scam
@@Alesana907 NO. No one thinks that. Well, I don't.
Being a Mechanic's Daughter everything that was fixed and had to be looked at was written on a work order....Name, Address and contact number of the customer was put on the work order....I worked over 20 years with my father's business...Tax purposes and such...We weren't a dealership though we were just a Volvo Repair shop in VT....I filed the work orders every day when I went to the shop...It was my job after my father put it in our books old school...The seller and his mechanic friend are pretty shady....Nothing was written on Notebook paper...even estimates were written on our work orders...Our customers got a copy and we kept the hard copy for when they came in to do the work...I feel this kid being taken for a ride and I havent even finished the video
The seller scammed this poor kid and got away with it!!!! Shame. He smirked throughout the entire appearance!!!
Not everything is a scam. People need to be smart enough to buy a car and have done their own due diligence before hand.
NOT A KID.
I can't watch this video, I already feel extremely upset and angry. Yeah yeah yeah I know the mistakes probably made by the buyer but I don't care, scamming a youngster without enough life experience is extremely evil and wrong. Poor kid.
I have made big mistakes in my younger days, but past is the past. I was surrounded by predators, I was too kind hearted and thought that the world ressembled my fairytale inside world of peace and love everybody.
I was older but innocent and ignorant when I was divorcing, raising 3 children alone, I was always isolated (new country, learning a new language 3x during my childhood and got married at 17),
Anyway I went to a bank to borrow 10'000 sfr and lend it to someone who whined on my shoulder, saying that he hasn't seen his dad since years and now he needed an urgent heart surgery in France blablabla. Of course I never got paid back and ended up almost dying of hunger every month after paying off the bank during 3 years, raising my kids. I didn't think that I'd never receive child support either. So many dumb mistakes when your surrounding growing up doesn't teach you anything, not prepared for adult responsibilities. Anyway I still made it. No family, no diplomas no car, no nothing but thanks to myself I quickly learned from my mistakes and evolved. Found great jobs (University, state job, hospital job) and in no time built a stable happy home for myself and my children.
I brought that guy to court in the attempt to be paid back the 10 000 sfr, but the witness who cosigned the document I prepared saying that I lent the sum to this person, and another person witnessed that it was true, well she refused to witness in court.. I lost the case. Well I was resilient, and knew that it was my own fault, I should be angry at my own self. Who would refuse 10 000 sfr if an idiot lent it to you this easily?? We drank a coffee together and wished each other good luck and bye 😂 I have no precious energy to waste on hating anyone. To each their Karma.
I worked on cars for 18 years professionally. The cam seal oil leak that the defendant "paid" for should have included at minimum the ENTIRE timing belt job parts/labor included because the oil contaminated the timing belt causing the belt having to be replaced. The mechanic knows this, but is being shady trying to protect the defendant. The judge has absolutely no knowledge of cars, and should have gotten a third party expert in on this case. The plaintiffs, even tho they seem unorganized and not to bright ARE owned money
Judge Judy would have dismissed both cases FOR NO PROOF 😆🤦🏾♀️ #myopinion
I agree
THANK YOU, I really feel for this guy. I was almost scammed by a used car salesman and thankfully my dad knows about cars and was able to steer me away from a bad deal. It’s a shame they’re losing all of that money and it’s really not their fault.
True but he had no damn receipts or transcripts of agreements. It's he said she said type situation and no one wins in this case.
So you’re the honest mechanic? Are you friends with Santa Claus and the tooth fairy?
For someone "not in the office right now" Sonny produced that receipt pretty darn quick!
Yes he knew exactly how much he was owed but didn’t know how much the plaintive paid
That's what you do when you hear a judge on your boys phone, lol!
Andasad said he paid 100 and sonny said a sad pay 500
We don’t know how quick since they edit the show
@@Kre410 Judy Sheindlin only worked 52 days out of the year. Shooting an entire week of shows in one day. They shot each case in as close to real time without editing as possible.
I feel sorry for this plaintiff. He was quite frankly in over his head trying to get stuff fixed on a car he really wanted. That defendant was shady as all get out, and the mechanic wasn’t much better.
lolol. To dumb to know to keep his receipts? WOW. The defendant did what wrong? It wasn't his mechanic, he suggested him. The plaintiff didn't have to use him. The plaintiff wanted to upgrade the exhaust ect.. before getting the car registered. How was the defendant shady?
He tried polishing a turd instead of spending the money on a better car. Good life lesson for him.
If I was a mechanic owed over a thousand bucks from repeat customers I wouldn’t be dodging their calls. Something is totally off about this
If Sunny is at the shop just walk to the office...he's in the con game with Assad...con men...
I'm so glad someone else knows this! Both Asad and Sonny are con man!
I agree!
Right like, how does he have the contract in front of him regarding the case, but he’s not in the office🤔
Found it funny he couldn’t see receipts because he wasn’t in the office....but happened to have the exact receipt needed at hand to tell the judge 🤔 did he carry that receipt in his pocket??
Exactly
People are always saying "It's not about the money" when it's always about the money, WHY LIE? 💯
Right i hate that. If it wasnt about the money you wouldnt sue for it
I saw one where the plaintiff was suing for $7.50 for a comb because she felt she had been dissed by the defendant. That one definitely was NOT about the money.
That’s right up there with “I would never hurt my spouse” when they obviously did.
@@lisaburrows1253 it's about the PRINCIPLE!!!!
😆 exactly, it's all about the money.
I could tell the defendant was sketchy from the moment he started speaking. I believe that the plaintiff was scammed by a con man and his sidekick mechanic into buying a trash car. Not only is it sus that they never had real receipts but the mechanic purposefully ignoring therir texts and calls. The defendant knew that this boy and his mom were completely clueless and took advantage of that.
ALL MUSLIMS ARE SKETCHY
There’s no way that removing the cam cover in order to replace the seal would cost $135 . This is a scam being done on this poor kid.
I mean....sounds about right...most shops have a labor fee anywhere from 75-150 an hour on average so...and thats from spending all my life in side shops and dealerships as a tech. That being said the seller is clearly a crook but the kid and his mom are also very ignorant when it comes to cars so next time they should either not go to a rinkiedink car lot or take someone that knows a thing or two about cars with them.
So basically they brought a shitty car from a sketchy dealer and his con mechanic. I believe everything from the plaintiff's side but unfortunately the judge can't make a case out of you without hard evidence. At least it is only a couple thousands. Not a bad price for a life lesson.
My first car was a lemon I was pressured into buying to the tune of 600 dollars.
Pressured into buying bc my mother bought the sob story of the woman being a single mother and needing help, it was such a good car, she put loads of new parts into it, it was perfect for a new driver----
It overheated and died on the highway in minutes.
Yeah this is just a lesson for them. You have to keep everything in order.
X pEW
no she coulda made the case agaisnt him she just is clueless when it comes to a cars internal workings
@@soulsreaper7145 yes because everything they mentioned involved motor work
Lol the mechanic was definitely lying cuz how do you say that you aren’t in the office so you can’t tell her how much he paid, then magically you have the receipt in your hand 😂
I own a repair shop, and I am often NOT in the office but out in the SHOP. I caught that as soon as he said this on the phone, he said " I am not in my office at the moment" hinting that he was out in the shop area working on cars. He is mostly likely a small independent one or two man shop who also doubles a mechanic himself. Its not out of the question for a Shop Owner to be in the shop while taking phone calls. As he was discussing with the judge the matter, he then walks back to his office to collect the file for the customer, while talking to the judge, he pulls the file, the reciept, and texts it to her when prompted. And its quite normal for small shops to simply write a list of parts and labor items on a piece of paper quickly itemizing what is being done, by evidence of the text, the judge had the information she needed, and the plaintiff confirmed the information was correct. If anyone was lieing here, it was the plaintiff.
Exactly!
Yeah. He may be in cahoots but he did clarify he wasn't IN the office but at the shop...
Just imagine being 22 years old and judge yelling and low key aggressive but she tells you not to panic and take your time🙃 she gives me anxiety just watching her cases lol
yeah she doesn't let people finish their sentence sometimes. that could throw anyone off let alone a kid
22 is not a kid.
@@starry75 no shit sherlock, not literally a kid. 22 is young.
She yells wayyyy to dam much, jesus
Yeah, honestly i dont really like watching her anymore. Shes way too aggressive and demeaning. Plus she just talks over everyone. She loves the sound of her own voice.
The defendant and the mechanic are in on it together. An itemized receipt should have been given, and he should have asked for it. The car was full of problems and he sold it to a niave guy. Took him for a ride. It had problems from the get go. The whole thing is sus and unfortunately everyone did something wrong. So there is no clear answer.
I've been watching this judge for years. I swear she never ages
I find her more entertaining then judge Judy
@@ryans413 agreed!!
She's a red head...we don't age quickly.
@@dheider9109 I have two kids that are red heads. I believe it lol
Facts !
Autozone sells the egr line tube 598-302 for $151.99. They also sell one (598-130) for $46.49. The egr valve itself is $35.99. It took me two minutes to find these parts. Also the junk yards are littered with Mitsubishis. Go yank the part off of a wreck.
Nobody unfortunately knows how to do that any more. My hubs (a former mechanic) started by watching/helping his Dad, Uncle, G-Pa performing their shade tree mechanics. Don't see much of that any more. Hubs says now it's less mechanical and more electrical.
I look up things on TH-cam to try and fix my truck
The issue often is not having the tools to do the job. Even if you rent them, working on it in apartments parking lot or some side street is a pain.
You'd think the mechanic would know that. Even Amazon lists it. (First one I saw was $108)
This is a life lesson for him, he thought he was grown until shit hit the fan then he cried to mommy. The mechanic and seller played this boy by confusing communication and fucked up paperwork
That car dealer is a slime ball. I feel for the son.
I don't like how the judge was dismissive and rude towards the young man and his mother. I hope the young man doesn't go through this again.
She was super rude to them!
Yea she was mean 😢 to them!!! I think she was having a bad day!
From what I've seen shes rude to everyone.
Yea. These real life judges are worse. Huge egos and emotional as hell. Bad combo for a judge.
Well they were both completely clueless and unprepared
"It's alright. We'll figure it out" meaning mom will pay for it. He's probably going to spend more money modifying his car than it cost buy & fix it.
Yeah and we'll then see the car in this video th-cam.com/video/stgbkISNhF8/w-d-xo.html 😂
She dropped the ball. Mechanic said deler paid the 550.00. Dealer said he paid 115.00. So lying... They were working together and are charging up the ying yang for a lemon. Never go to the mechnic the dealer uses. I felt for this kid, you could see the con from a mile away.
I cant imagine accepting a receipt at a mechanic that is not itemized with my payment methods listed. That's ridiculous. You just bought the car and they're handing you a piece of paper that does not state exactly what happened?
The plaintiff should be suing his barber
Hi if he did he might have won the case.
Lmfao 😆 😆 😆 😆
@Home Studio Stuff - Who is also his sister.
OMG!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Was looking for this comment, that hairdo is a crime!!
I can't stand when people are so unprepared when they're trying to sue someone. And clearly the judge hates that as well. I love when she just takes their phone and has to call someone else for answers and makes them all look dumb lmao.
Please keep receipts people, this case was so frustrating to watch 😭
There is no way that the mechanic and that salesman weren't working together on keeping the waters muddied. NO mechanic worth his salt would give non itemized receipts.
My biggest issue with people is that they always fall for the , take it to "MY" or I know a mechanic referral,then BOOM ,you got more ISSUES...
The plaintiff is young and naive. The defendant and mechanic saw the plaintiff coming. The plaintiff lost due to lack of evidence; I don’t believe the defendant or his mechanic.
I love how it @13:40 she catches Sunny in his lie. Because any person who was outside of the shop maybe working on a car or in the back back would have said, "Wait a minute let me go into the office".
If the mechanic was not in the office, how did he just happen to have the receipt of this case on him? Judge failed to pick up on that
By the time they announced the plaintiff, I am guessing it is already an as-is sale.
Never mind: car dealership with warranty.
Why does Judge Milian continuously scream at the plaintiff and interrupt him right after asking questions? She can see that he’s nervous. That’s just going to make him even more nervous. Then she yells at the defendant about the mechanic not itemizing receipts, as if the defendant has any control over another company’s business practices. Then she blasts the mother who’s sitting on the side trying to help her son find the paperwork to prove the things that the judge keeps asking him to prove. This judge needs to learn how to talk to people.
EXACTLY’!!!!!! She loves to yell!!!
They BOTH SHOULD have TOLD Sonn6 to ITEMIZE the receipts !!! No itemize NO PAYMENT !!!
I agree... but also... they have watched her show... why go to her?
probably because he came to court with nothing.
Her yelling brings in viewers
I feel so badly for this lost man child. He is 22 but he is just a baby and mommy’s baby at that. He’s nervous and not prepared and I don’t know. I just feel bad for the poor kid 🤷🏻♀️
Me too. He seems like such a lovely young man.
Pfffft.
I was self supporting at 17.
I was given 2 weeks to find a job, an apartment and a car. 😮😊
I like how she takes the time to hear everything instead of jumping to her own conclusions… even calling the mechanic to get the “whole” story from a 3rd party. But still manages to cut through the BS in a timely manner. A+ judge
The announcer's comedic voicing is taking me out 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I know,i love it lol.Soooooo dramatic 🤣
@@scratchy1704 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Am I the only one who emulates it for fun in the privacy of my home 😅
@@0ddddduck Me too 😂😂😂😂😂 I practice that voice in the shower cause I'm ashamed
@@0ddddduck no you’re not the only one 💀💀💀💀
This was a bad combo of clueless kid gets a shit car from a skeeeezer car salesman whose friend is a "mechanic"
exactly
The car was passing inspection till the kid wanted to put an annoying exhaust on it
He didn’t have to use that mechanic though. This is pure buyer’s remorse
@@thecheshirecat299 It all sounded hairy and the kid wasn't the brightest going out and buying a 2001 vehicle 🤦🏾♂️
@@eloahnon4952 exactly. The kid was ignorant to the process , and the car salesman is a con artist. Everyone saying he was so accommodating aren't getting the fact that he sold this kid a pos for 5k. A car for 5k should at the very least be in good working order at the time its sold(which means its not leaking from various parts of the engine.)
My brother bought cheaper cars that were in better shape then that car (mechanically speaking)
The judge missed this one all the way around! Her lack of knowledge failed to help a citizen done wrong.
Yes true indeed I was getting so mad at the judge because she was missing all the key points here
She can't do anything about it if none of them brought proper evidence.
She can't do anything without proof, she was a legit judge she knows the law
The key points had no proof even if she wanted to be fair she has to go by the law
Nope. Unfortunately the plaintiff didn't have evidence. Courts, even the TV courts which are arbitrators, work on evidence.
The fact that it seems a bunch of systems went wrong soon after the sale tells me everything - that mechanic did 'just enough' to get it to pass inspection, and the seller & mechanic both knew the car was a lemon... but legally, the law is on their side, because they drew this out long-enough to not be covered by the warranty any longer. And if you don't think mechanics do squirrely crap to get a car working a little longer, try looking up putting oatmeal in your rearend (NO, not on a pron site LOL).
Did anyone else bust out laughing when Judge Milian said, "The time to help your son was before now" or was I the only one?
I thought it was funny when she said is that your boyfriend or son and the poor kid goes “ uh son” he was so nervous that he didn’t know what to do .
She has the best quips and one liners 😆
He reminds me of Adam Sandler when he played LITTLE NICKY 🤣🤣
I was looking for this comment
Good one
😂😂😂😂
😂 😂
I might have a tear to shed if man’s hair didn’t look like a toupee falling off. 🤣 he reminds me of the kid that always forgot to bring a pencil to class and got mad that his classmate wouldn’t lend him one
When you're going to appear in court, do your homework. Have your papers ready and be organized. Get detailed receipts when needed.
Ppl really gotta stop talking to this man in the hallway 😂😂 they be thinking it’s mandatory to talk to him😂
LOL, watch it turns out he's not actually part of the show, just some crazy old dude that stands outside
I'd keep walking because I feel like his snide remarks would make me snap, especially if I lost.
haha it is mandatory. this is a tv show on a soundstage. The ppl sign up to be bound by the decision. They also get paid to do the show.
@@Jiorgiapeach mandatory? I’ve seen many people walk right past him.
@@bigplanner yeah he’s a prick lol
Not JM grilling Sunni over the phone 😂😂😂
The kid is young and just clearly inexperienced, even thought a lot of things may seem like common sense. But the sales man surely picked up on that, and he and his mechanic double teamed the kid good!
I always thought the golden rule when buying a used car was get your own mechanic to check out car. Judge Judy and Judge Marilyn both say this.
Ummm the defendant is fine 😍ok, carry on to the case😂
I was thinking the same thing like damn...hey boo lol
But that haircut is not. 👎🏾
👅😂
Yassssss honey
Are you a single parent?
I don’t trust the defendant or the mechanic I think he’s lying for the defendant
@Christian Tovar me too
I thot same too
Absolutely
Absolutely
Yes I don’t believe him
I love how plaintiffs come with absolutely no evidence, then get mad at the judge for ruling against them. Especially in this case, where she elicited a promise from the defendant to provide additional assistance. That's simply entitlement at its most basic level.
The same situation happened to my neighbor across the street. They bought a car from someone they loosely knew for their kid but after a few weeks it ended up needing a new transmission or something. They can't really blame the seller, he offered no warranty. My neighbor checked it out personally and purchased it anyway. It was pure as-is and the caveat emptor principle was applied. And given the make and model of car they bought they should have done more research into its well-known problems . . .
Judge tells you to stop talking then you stop talking!! I love it
Poor plaintiff looks like he's ready to pee his pants.
The fricking mechanic just kept resetting the check engine light so that when he drives 50 miles it pops back on. Seller DID not have a passed emission when he sold it. They are sketchy as H#%@!
The judge was definitely wrong in this case ... remember to stay safe and stay blessed
How could she rule in his favor without any evidence??? Come on now, you know how this works
The defendant smirking annoys the hell out of me !!
Why, cuz he knows he’s right and brown?
The dealer was not smirky at all, his facial expressions to me appear more in line with he know he is right, did nothing wrong, and did everything possible to help the young man. HIs expressions tell me he is worn down by the amount of time this ordeal has gone on all all cause the idiot customer did everything wrong, or failed to listen to his advice.
Plaintiff's hair...WTF? It's like he asked his barber, "Can you make me look really stupid?"
Barber: "Done!"
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
and it's not like the show doesn't have hair and makeup
He asked his barber for a "Shep".
I didn't want to sound Critical but it looks like a he's got a big furry slug on his head.
Some people make poor style choices.
The moms hair is what middle school girls do
Defendant and mechanic are definitely in league with each other.
This is so frustrating to watch. No one’s ready for court. No receipts. The car dealer says “so” everytime he starts talking so that means he’s lying.
I sure hope you’re not a judge if you use the fact that somebody says “so” at the beginning of a sentence to determine whether they’re being truthful.
@@nunyabiznes3901 it’s a sign of stammering to remember the facts.
That car dealer is a slimy git! The poor young kid is blinded by inexperience
Sometimes I wonder if litigants (and often intelligent, educated people) think they don't have to provide evidence to back up their claims because it's "not a real court," either because it's small claims or it's on TV.
He came with his mommy, he is 22
I know. It's so annoying when people come to court, and not be prepared with statements verifying what they're saying. In this case, they're lucky that the judge bothered to even call the mechanic to find out who payed for what, and what was fixed.
@@BCNeil still just a "boy"
It is the TV.
I agree ... I think despite this being small claims and TV, they should still take it seriously, especially when they are suing someone.
The plaintiff has the burden of proof ... sure, the defendant can make a claim that he paid for everything he was supposed to when the plaintiff had no proof, because that's really what the judge wanted.
It's also mind boggling when people show up to small claims without any paperwork ... they don't form their case at all. I feel bad for both the son and the mother. They don't know what they don't know. If that was my mom guiding me at 22, we would have had all the paperwork - receipts, documents, anything and everything ... it really does pay to know the system and to know it well.
"you think I wasn't gonna ask for your proof?" 😂
You can tell the guy and the mechanic did business shady. However, I think the kids mom went in wilfully ignorant to legalities.
Judge killed it on this case.
OH! What good mother's go through to stand by their children, and some don't even appreciate the effort. Show us the way Oooooo Lord.
Blahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
1. The defendant is so fine. And he looks like he smells good.
2. I think he's a con man and has something going with Sonny.
I’m saying his face is perfectly sculpted. His hair is clearly styled to disguise thinning but still. I can acknowledge a handsome man.
My thoughts exactly!!! Out of this world fine 😂
@@SAWITHANTHONYGUZMAN They just don’t make ‘em like that anymore
I feel like the defendant warned the mechanic and they are just working together to not get sued
I'm so glad I drive a 73-year-old truck. No smog no seatbelts no inspection cheap insurance and registration.
Never buy a damn car with check engine light on no matter what….period!
That mom just digging and digging 🤣
She's my favorite judge as in fairness. Judge Judy, Mathis & Joe are pretty good also.
doesn't the judge know how EASY it is for this guy to get it to pass inspection with his mechanic in each others pocket?
What? You are not to smart. the Dealer did everything right here, he most likely advised the buyer to register the vehicle prior to doign the exhaust work which did NOT have to be done, but the buyer was dumb and young and did it anyway. IT was the EXHAUST work that led to the car failing a secondary inspection. NOT the fault fo the dealer.
Asad looks like the lead actor on the FOX Series television 📺 sitcom "LUCIFER"⁉️🤔🤭😂
He does look "wickedly enchanting"
Tom Ellis
When judge said why would you take apart the engine to fix a leak IM DEAD
Shows that she knows nothing about cars
@@bojaxsun the kid aswell when he said the o2 sensor needed to be changed to fix the oil leak lmao 🤣.. like your a guy u should know a bit about cars atleast how to do your oil changes and brake pads is a good start saves money aswell...
@@bojaxsun so what, most judges do not, thats why they treat the SHOP OWNER as the expert, it is very tough to win a legal case in a court room where you sue a Repair Shop or Dealership. Cause they are experts in their field, and you the customer need to show burden of proof they intended to do you wrong. That Judge will take their comments as fact at all times.
And its true - in order to access the EGR TUBE - you have to pull the engine from the car, cause its tucked down beneath the fire wall. It would have been a waste of time for the mechanic, and costly to pull that engine for a Measurement. I would have told the customer to go to a junk yard and locate a good used EGR TUBE, if they are even available, cause they are known to fail, mostly cause they rust, get contaminated from dirt, crud, oil, and carbon.
I cannot find where the Dealer nor the shop did anything wrong, other than try to help a customer...
When did she say that?
An 18 year old car that had done less than 80,000 miles, yeh right. A dodgy dealer who refers a mechanic that doesn't give itemised bills.
That kid got taken for a mug and the judge helped the dealer do it. Worst case I've seen her get wrong, she gets quite a few wrong, but this one is a bad one. Poor kid came looking for justice and got nothing.
I thought the mechanic said he wasn’t in the office and all of a sudden he’s got the guy’s receipts on hand and reading off numbers.
Idk, I'd think a 22 year old should have enough sense to ask for an actual receipt for work that was done on a car. But then all again all parties seem to be clueless, and the defendant comes across to me as a bit smarmy.
That EGR tube is available. Doesn't need to be made. If nothing else they can get it off a junkyard engine.
Exactly! There’s a dozen stores on eBay that they could order one from.
When you deal with cash 💰 you have no proof to bring to court. The defendant should be under investigation he’s a frauditor car dealer.
When buying a used car, it's best to take the car to a mechanic of your choice and not a mechanic the dealer recommends.
Amen. I actually used the dealership for the last two purchases to give the car the once-over because they are the experts. It has paid off both times, although I was still inside the state-mandated lemon law warranty and could walk away if necessary. Don’t go to the independent mechanic before you go to the dealership for inspection because that’s also where you find out about recalls on the vehicle. That’s critical information for the buyer. Just my two cents.
The defendant is so handsome even bald he would be 🥴
The plaintiff went to the barber & said give me the cockatoo 💀
Agreed!!!
😂😂😂😭 It reminds of the tail of a skunk just all black.
He's one them multiple sexual confused people
😂🤣😂🤣 that’s so on point!!!
Omgaud...lol
The mechanic and the seller were definitely in cahoots and screwed the kid/mum. That's completely obvious. But, they were only able to because the kid and his mom were so insanely trusting, naïve, and irresponsible. So... that's on them really.
Dude, this narrator/announcer is absolutely REDICULIOUS! By far one of the most over the top I've ever heard
If the cam seals were replaced… then another oil leak occurred above the cam… THAT WOULD BE THE FAULT OF THE THE MECHANIC WHO PUT IT BACK TOGETHER for the cam seal repair.