<human>: Before I start, yes I realize I shouldn't be shocked a car salesman screwed me over.  

Anyway, I have been in desperate need of money for several months now. Times got so bad that, on Tuesday, I sold my car. Because I'm smart, I checked the Bluebook value ( and figured that, because I would call the car's condition at *least* good, I stood to get around $1,500 for it.

Because I know when I'm being jerked around, I told the salesman up front that I had never sold a car before and was only selling because I need the money, figuring that, if negotiations went bad, I could simply leave and try another lot. We talked a lot about his family (he told me he has seven children, two of which I met as they work there) and isn't out to get a bad reputation, so he wanted to help me out like he would one of his own children. He told me that, because the value of the car was around $2,000 he would offer me $1,300, an amount consistent with his earlier claim of making only "a few hundred dollars" on each sale.

While this amount was certainly sufficient to help me a great deal financially, about an hour ago I passed through his lot and saw that my car has been listed for $3,900. Not only is this over double what he paid me for it (far more than the few hundred dollars he claimed), but it's well over double what the car is worth period.

First, should I even be pissed? That is to say, will he get that much out of it? Second, if he can, do I have any legal leg to stand on? Third and finally, if I don't, what should/can I do?

Thanks!

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<bot>: Car salesman is selling a car I sold him for over double what he paid me. What can/should I do?