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D. Guest
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20-12-2002, 20:06 Subject: |
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I frequently deal with used car dealers in my profession. This includes both authorized dealerships and smaller, independent dealers, or what you might call 'lots' or 'yards.'
Some dealerships meticulously inspect the vehicle with the buyer and then list all potential damages and weak points in the purchase agreement. This is supposedly to prevent the buyer from later claiming issues with these specific components.
A very small percentage of retailers in my area, I would estimate around 1%, operate on a commission basis.
Best regards, D.
Translated on 22-09-2026, 6:14.
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Michael II Profi-Schrauber

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20-12-2002, 21:57 Subject: |
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Hello,
Even this "sold as seen" clause does not help the seller (if they are a business) under EU law.
Because then, as a manufacturer of, for example, cars, I would simply list all conceivable causes of errors and failures in a binder, treating it as a contractual obligation. Tschüss
Michael II
Translated on 22-09-2026, 6:15.
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