However, there are some exceptions to this rule. For example, if the dealer discloses the defect to the buyer in writing before the sale, they may be able to sell the vehicle. Additionally, if the defect is minor and does not affect the safety of the vehicle, the dealer may be able to sell it as long as they provide a warranty that covers the repair of the defect.
It's important for buyers to be aware of any known defects in a vehicle before they purchase it. If you are considering buying a new car, be sure to ask the dealer if there are any known defects and make sure that you receive any warranties in writing.
