Jeffrey H

Thanks for the advice. I did talk with the manager and he wanted me to bring the boat back which is a 2 1/2 hr drive so they can look at it one more time and possibly talk some kind of warranty which will be a year or less. I told him that i wanted my money back due to the fact that he and the other salesmen sold me the boat under false pretenses, not because the motor blew. He still insisted on me bringing the boat by for him to look at the motor again. After the phone call, I did call a lawyer friend late Friday afternoon and left a message. I mainly wanted to see if anybody else had been threw such a mess as this. Thanks for all your help and advice for this has been a big investment for me.

No I did not. I took there word for it. However Ive talked with them on the phone several times and they do not deny telling me that. They are saying that "there computer is not as sophisticated as the other dealer", which is baloney. They want me to bring the boat back to them now so that they can check it over again and talk warranty options. I would have never bought the boat knowing it had 330 engine hrs and a previously blown motor. Is there any legal options i can follow?

Just recently bought a bass boat with a 225 Evinrude from a well known dealership. I was told that the motor had only 170 hrs on it and they had done all the service work on it and it was in great shape. No prior major problems to the motor. First time on the water the motor blew. Took it back they put a new power head on it. Next time on the water it skiped and ran sluggish. I took it to a different dealer closer to home, with there permission, and was told that the motor had 330 engine hrs and this was the second power head on the motor. I want them to take the boat back. WHAT CAN I DO? THANKS FOR THE HELP