Thomas bought a vehicle from a used car dealer. He returned it to the dealer because the transmission fell out 150 miles after he purchased it. The dealer refused to accept the return because the vehicle was sold "as is." This is an example of a limited warranty.

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The term "as is" indicates that the vehicle was sold without any warranty, meaning the buyer accepts the vehicle in its current condition, including any faults or issues it may have, which is the opposite of a limited warranty.

Thomas Bought a Vehicle from a Used Car Dealer