I am not trying to deceive anyone, I am just trying to sell my 1997 Ford Mustang; but the odometer is stuck at 126,444 miles. It cannot be repaired and if I buy a used one, the mileage won't be exact and I was quoted $300 for a new one, which I really don't want to spend if I don't have to. Are there any legal issues with selling the car with a broken odometer, if I disclose when it broke and what the mileage estimate is? Is there some sort of internal mileage counter, that can be checked, so I can find out the true mileage and disclose that?
2007-04-09
08:48:37
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