What “As-Is” Actually Means and When You Still Have Rights
As-is means no dealer warranty, not no recourse. Many states restrict as-is sales, and the clause does not protect a seller who lied or cancel a written promise.
As-is means no dealer warranty, not no recourse. Many states restrict as-is sales, and the clause does not protect a seller who lied or cancel a written promise.
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