If a dealership sold car with no fluids in the engine can you return it if blows less than 1000 miles later?

Yes, you can return a car to a dealership if it blows up less than 1000 miles later, even if it was sold with no fluids in the engine. This is because the dealership is responsible for ensuring that the cars they sell are safe and roadworthy. By selling a car without fluids in the engine, the dealership has breached their duty of care to you.

You may be able to recover the following damages:

- The cost of repairs to the engine

- The cost of towing the car to a repair shop

- The loss of value of the car

- Any medical expenses you incur as a result of the accident

- Pain and suffering

To return the car, you should first contact the dealership and explain the situation. If they refuse to take the car back, you may need to file a complaint with the state attorney general's office. You may also want to consult with an attorney to discuss your legal options.