Quote:
Originally Posted by Thescout13
I respectfully disagree with you. I am pretty sure they do. Nevertheless, I do not see how it would be too much liability on them. You sell a car for "as is" and you do not make any oral representations, then there is zero liability on you. That is the beauty of "as is." Not to mention that any perceived liability falls on the dealer who bought the car "as is" at the auction. Liability may practically play zero role here in the calculus. How else do rental cars sell their cars used at auction with no lawsuits? It's because they are all sold "as is." You think rental car companies take care of those engines? Hell no.
|
No problem. That's what I've been told in Thermal CA, because we ask them what happens to the cars after they retire and they told us that all test cars and driving school cars are crushed in the end.