Ed buys a car from a friend "as is." The friend tells him, "In my opinion, this car is in excellent mechanical condition." The friend has made an express warranty.

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An express warranty is a specific promise or guarantee made by the seller about the quality or functionality of the product. The friend's statement is an opinion, not a promise or guarantee, and therefore does not constitute an express warranty.

Ed Buys a Car from a Friend "As Is