A car dealer sold a car to an elderly disabled blind man for $14,100 and even drove him home due to his inability to see, according to Fark.com RSS. This transaction has led to a notable attempt by the family to have the car dealer buy back the vehicle. The car dealer's willingness to repurchase the car is reportedly significantly lower than the original selling price.
The family's attempt to return the car and the dealer's low buyback offer are key points of contention, although specific details on the family's efforts and the dealer's proposed buyback price are not provided in the available information. The car dealer's actions, as described, raise questions about the fairness of the transaction and the dealer's responsibility towards vulnerable customers. However, without more context or specifics, the exact nature of the dispute remains unclear.
This incident highlights potential issues with consumer protection and the ethics of sales practices, particularly when dealing with vulnerable individuals. The context suggests a possible case of exploitative sales tactics, but further information is needed to fully understand the situation.