Why Can't You Win a Case After Discovering Odometer Tampering on a Used Car?
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Discovering odometer tampering on a used car but failing to win the case might be due to the mileage not being specified. Here are detailed explanations regarding the sales contract: 1. If the sales contract clearly states the mileage: When the actual pre-tampering figure doesn't match the mileage promised in the contract, you can demand the dealer to take the car back. 2. If the dealer privately adds a clause in the purchase contract stating: "Party B (the seller) does not guarantee the accuracy of the vehicle's mileage," according to the Consumer Rights Protection Law, consumers have the right to know the true condition of the goods they purchase or the services they receive. Therefore, this clause added by the dealer contradicts mandatory national laws and is invalid.