klutchdust wrote:
"" so you have to advertise it according to the correct generation/year.""
You sell it based on what the Title says, you purchased it based on what the title says. If the finisher/manufacturer titled the vehicle as a 2001 2003 whatever THAT is the year of the vehicle. period.
Not on what the headlights look like. The seller cannot change what is on the title, the laws concerning this are very clear. And those that wonder why DMV gets confused?
Good day.
Yes, but I meant you don't want to see an ad for an X year C that you know has the new alternator and when you go to look at it, you see it is the previous year's model with the older not so good alternator, so you wasted your time. You think the seller should have said this in his ad.
If the Law says you must call it X year in your ad, then you can still mention the actual chassis year so not to mislead buyers can't you?
