Scooter runs almost 70 with old ABE?
Hello everyone,
My girlfriend bought a used Aprilia scooter. After the purchase, on the way to the gas station, she noticed that the scooter (with a 1999 ABE) was traveling at just under 70 km/h according to the speedometer.
What's the situation now? She only has a Class B driver's license.
The seller assured that nothing had been changed on the scooter and that it was already running fast from the factory with the original papers (which are included).
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In 1999, the vehicle is allowed to drive 50 km/h, §76 FeV, and the Tacho is still doing something. There is no legal tolerance, individual case decisions such as those of OLG Karlsruhe have 20% deviation with unaltered vehicle Adopted.
Little credible, but if this is the case, there is a serious shortage at work, which leads to the fact that it has to end the journey with the defective vehicle immediately after becoming known and has to remove it from the public transport area.
The buyer has carefully concealed the defect, has admitted it only after becoming known, would therefore actually be responsible for the rapeseed, but you can probably not prove it, so you are likely to be on the repair costs.
If (also by a pre-owner) the permit is cancelled. This also jeopardizes insurance protection.