<prompt> Human: Hey everybody! Could use some help on this as I am pretty overwhelmed.If this isnt the best place to post, please let me know where I ought to.Bought a 16 Honda Accord Coupe EX-L V6 in January of this year. Car was sold as a CPO. A few days ago we noticed some weird rusting in the trunk and tore it apart. Tons of damage such as popped welds, spray painted modules, bondo, and a damaged bumper. I called Honda and they said the car was not a CPO. After a few days of trying to speak with someone at the dealer, they acknowledged that the car is not a CPO for whatever BS reason and they claim to know nothing about the damage. They immediately offered to buy the car back for what I paid: 25413.26. The problem with this is that I have just recently installed some nice tires, paid interest on the loan, and some other things which means I would be at a loss. In addition to losing money with a straight buyback, the inventory for CPO V6 Coupes is basically nothing. Regardless of color, anything still available costs more, so thats another issue. I am not looking to win really - I just want to have a good car and be made whole. Any suggestions as to the best course of action to take?  <response>: They immediately offered to buy the car back for what I paid: 25413.26If thats their first offer, you can definitely negotiate an even better deal. Do not sign any paperwork until you have read it thoroughly, and possibly consulted an attorney. 