If a used car purchased "as is" needs $2500 worth of repairs 4 days later, do

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we have any recourse? My nephew purchase a used car from Hyundai. The salesperson told him the car was in "mint" condition. Four days later, the car broke-down and ultimately, the cost of repairs were $2500. When we called the dealer/salesperson to explain what happened, he could not have cared less. In Illinois the Lemon Law does not apply to used cars. I know "as is" means "as is" but, this really is fraud. The car mechanic stated the problem with the car was very obvious and not a hidden problem and the dealer obviously knew the car was not in "mint condition". Its really a shame that the dealer did not make a "good faith" attempt to repair the vehicle. Do we have any recourse at all?