My boyfriend has a 2000 VW jetta

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Asked by JOHNSPRINCESS32 Mar 14, 2017 at 03:41 PM about the 2000 Volkswagen Jetta

Question type: General

My boyfriend has a VW Jetta 2000 today he
went to PA and he said the transmission
slipped and that he wants to know how to fix
it and his clutch is another problem and if he
can't fix this can he return it where he got it
and get his other car back since it's already
paid for

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No you can't get another car, you buy a car as is. As far as the tranny. it will need to be looked at, have him bring it to a good transmission shop..

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He lives in Delaware I'm tired of having to deal with this already can he just go drop it off where he got it and just get his money back and go on Craigslist because obviously they are better then the place he went to get the stupid car

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