My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Maryland
I bought a car from an auto auction and the car's odometer showed about 90,000 miles. I didn't realize it but the title showed that the mileage was not the actual mileage. When I titled the car, the MVA made a mistake and checked on the title that the car had actual mileage. Note that I did not check this off -- the MVA checked it off. I later sold the car as-is to a small dealer, who then sold the car to someone else. When the records were cross-checked, they found out that the car actually had about 220,000 miles on it. When I sold the car to the dealer, I hadn't checked off that it was actual mileage, but this was simply a coincidence -- I thought it was actual mileage. Now the dealer has contacted me and wants me to buy the car back from him because the mileage is not actual. Apparently, he sold the car to someone else who then demanded he buy it back from them. So if the MVA (not me) has made the mistake of checking off actual mileage, which has been confirmed by actual documentation retrieved from the MVA, what are my options now? Will I be forced to buy the car back from the dealer? What legal options are before me and where would I stand if this thing goes to court? Thanks!

