If a vehicle was used as a demonstrator or loaner, or was purchased and returned, it cannot legally be sold as “new.” If your “New” car has more than 50 miles on the odometer, it may have been previously sold. You may not get your full new-car warranty term, and you may not be eligible for rebates and other incentives.
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Selling a Used Car as New
Previously Sold Vehicles, or vehicles that were used as loaners or demonstrators Cannot Be Sold as New
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