There are those who turn lemons into lemonade, and then there's David Cross, a Massachusetts man who says he crashed his "lemon" into a used-car dealership in Portsmouth, N.H., when he couldn't get his money back for it.  The van he calls a "clunker" damaged six cars at the Portsmouth Used Car Superstore and resulted in felony charges against Cross, ABC News reports. Sounds like he did a little bit of his own hard bargaining -- after the sale.  "I used the lemon they sold me to move another van they wouldn't drop the price on. I pushed that car into the woods," ABC News quotes Cross, 42, of Salisbury, Mass., as saying in an interviews. That's him at right in his booking photo.  Besides six felony counts, Cross faces a charge of driving on a suspended license, which he he tells ABC News was due to falling behind on his child support payments.  He says he paid $2,000 for the van and it was a "lemon" from the start. He wanted his money back, which the dealership refused.  Portsmouth Used Car Superstore, in a statement obtained by ABC News, says Cross' wife bought the van despite the fact that it had more than 100,000 miles on the odometer. The dealer says it also made it clear that the vehicle was being sold "as is" and that it had a salvaged car title, often indicative that it had been in an accident and subsequently repaired.  To report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor  . For publication consideration in the newspaper, send comments to  . Include name, phone number, city and state for verification. To view our corrections, go to
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