Mt wife bought a car from a dealer once, our second from them, that had something like 179 miles on it. I'm not a car guy, so I didn't question it, not knowing if that is out of the ordinary, thinking that people may have test driven it, etc. We didn't learn that it was a used car until we were signing the paperwork. Why someone would turn in a new car with so few miles was not the first question on our minds. We were looking for new, and if it didn't say so, it sure didn't say that it was used. It even had what looked like the manufacturers sticker still on it. We felt that at the least we should have been informed that we were looking at a used car. The dealership, including the owner didn't see a thing wrong with it, and she only decided to personally talk to us when we were about to walk away from the deal. They grudgingly offered some comps, but never even apologized for misleading us. My wife wanted the car, and we still have it, but it left a bad taste in our mouth and we no longer trust them. She's about due for a new one, and we're voting with our pocketbook and will look elsewhere. I don't know if they have a legal obligation in our state to divulge that or not, but they still ended up losing out on any future sales from us, and we've told a lot of other people the story if it comes up.