Good evening together, I have a question. You are (probably) no lawyers, but maybe someone has already experienced something similar. Person A sells a car from private to private. Person A has had the vehicle for a year (when buying TÜV new etc.). Except for a “small sheet metal damage” according to a purchase contract (purchased at the dealer) the vehicle has no damage whatsoever. After a year person A sells the vehicle further under exclusion of any warranty (ADAC model contract) ) and forgets to mention the “small sheet metal damage”. Since the purchase, Person A has handled the vehicle well and with the exception of a few small scratches nothing has changed at the condition of the vehicle. After a few days, the buyer, who examined the vehicle in detail and drove the test and informs that he was with the vehicle to check through at the ADAC. There it was determined that the vehicle had a pre-damage at unknown height. Furthermore, the coupling was strong v The buyer now demands a withdrawal of the order or a 4-digit compensation sum and threatens with lawyer etc. Does the buyer have a chance to get through with such a thing?! Person A has no idea of cars, but is glad that she can drive a car and was aware of no deficiency except for the “pre-damage”. In the model contract of the ADAC, P erson A that while it was in her possession, the Fzg. had no harm.. That’s all! Can someone help A, what you can/can expect to do? Thank you in advance for your help and many greetings.