Question

Shopping for goods on the Internet can pose hidden risks for the unwary shopper. For instance, are the remedies of a buyer limited? Your task is to locate two different vehicles with a sales price under $10,000 that are offered for sale by a dealer, and to then analyze the advertised terms regarding the buyer’s remedies. For each vehicle, you must then: (1) identify the web site where it is advertised; (2) the terms regarding remedies; and (3) what risks, if any, that these remedy terms may pose for a buyer.

Business law

Answer 1

Solution:-

No, under Article 2 of the UCC the buyer has numerous ways of remedies. The first vehicle I found was on Sterling Heights Dodge’s website. On the website, there was an advertised price of $8,995. The average consumer may be deceived into thinking that this price is the actual total cost of the vehicle, as it does not directly state under the price “plus tax, title, license”. Though stated I fine print, a consumer may be committed to purchasing on that advertised price for a personal budget.

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