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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
What are you basing this legal opinion on?
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The law requires that you prove, on a balance of probabilities, that the dealership knew (or ought to have known) that the damage was pre-existing.
They will have a checklist showing they did their XX-point inspection and that the vehicle passed. Their argument will be that, at the time of title transfer, the vehicle worked fine.
If it stopped working after that, and OP doesn't have any warranty, then OP is on the hook for it.