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Car damage in transit or at the car dealership lot occurs fairly regularly. Here's when a dealer is required to tell you about it
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what if there was a fire. Took out hvac. Second took out all wiring. happened while dealer in posession and on title. damage hidden not fixed. Told small interior fire and all fixed
Were they responsible to tell us?
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