Car Solutions Canada How Old Should a Used Car Be | Page 16

It’s the same issue when it comes to contracts. The sale of a vehicle forms a
contract with the buyer where everyone agrees to the specifics of the sale and
what the dealerships can be liable for, should something go wrong with the
vehicle in the short term. A private seller is quick and easy to agree with when it
comes to a used vehicle, but once it’s sold, it is sold. If a person discovers
anything wrong with the vehicles afterward, they have to take the seller to a
small claims court to recoup their losses.
Inaccurate information on a vehicle is what can lead to these kinds of
misunderstandings. Used Car Dealerships in Toronto are usually diligent in
ensuring that a vehicle has been properly researched so that a prospective
buyer is aware of the background of the car they’re buying. Private sellers can
be just as meticulous in providing a buyer all of the information associated with
their car, they just usually aren’t particularly inclined to do so.