The article discusses the considerations consumers should keep in mind when purchasing used cars and highlights a specific case addressed by the Consumer Disputes Commission in Estonia.
Buying a used car is often perceived as a straightforward process where a buyer selects a preferred model, checks the mileage and maintenance history, and then confidently drives it home. However, complications can arise if a serious technical defect appears after the purchase, leading to disputes. A case recently brought before the Consumer Disputes Commission illustrates these potential issues and serves as a reminder for buyers to be diligent and informed.
