If you’re in the market for a used car, you might assume sellers are legally required to tell you if the vehicle was in a crash or caught on fire. But in some states, that’s just not the case. Private sellers may have virtually no obligation to tell you anything at all. That includes serious damage like fire, flood, or frame issues. Before you sign the title, you’d better know if your state protects you or leaves you in the dark. Here are eight states where used car disclosure laws don’t require much from the seller.
Used Car Disclosure Laws Differ From State to State
