Hello, everybody, I have the following concerns. I sold a car with a few bumps and scratches (listed in the purchase contract). The buyer saw everything in the advertisement and decided to use the car. If the price had been reduced by 500€, we didn’t care at the moment, because because of the damage we set it higher anyway. In any case he wanted to order the chassis number to paint and parts, because he has a well-known paintr. So he came by then, nic did “I’m going home 500km, so I’ll see if it’s running.” GOOD, okay. In the purchase contract stated “Different scratches and bumps.” Well, one week after the purchase, the call came. “Hello, the one bump is a kink, I didn’t know and I didn’t expect the costs. The estimate is 600€, it would be nice if you took half of it.” Uh, no? How am I supposed to know as a layman that this is a kink and not a Beu In any case, the following is added: We once changed the door, because it was very scratched and a new door was cheaper than the paintwork. During the visit he was informed (under show) about it. When we told him that we did not participate in the costs. Then came the following message: Ok, I was already with the lawyer today. I have very good chances. Think about this, otherwise it will be much more expensive than 300€. – We should think about this over the weekend. If we pay this or not, we’ll add: the purchase contract stated that the car was logged out within 3 days. According to the registration office, the car is not logged out. How would you behave? Should I go to my lawyer? Or should I sit back and wait for a letter from his lawyer? Thank you for any answer.