Hot Bench Spots a Hefty Profit Under the Hood - video Dailymotion

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When Judge Tanya Acker learns that Mr. Maize paid just $300 for a non-working vehicle before putting a $3,400 price on it, she can’t help but point out the “spectacular profit” involved — especially considering the car doesn’t work.

The numbers come under scrutiny after a father and son sue Mr. Maize for the return of a $500 deposit on the project car.

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00:00How much did you pay for this car?

00:01I actually paid $300 for the car.

00:03It has a book value of $1,613,

00:08and you sold it to this young gentleman for $3,400.

00:12Should I assume something nefarious or disingenuous

00:15because you made a spectacular profit on a car that does not work?

00:19No. I looked up similar vehicles and priced it accordingly to what I saw.

00:24My intentions were never to oversell the vehicle.

00:26All of my intentions were to look at what's out there and price it fairly.

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