In order to create an express warranty, it does not matter whether the seller uses the words warranty or guarantee or whether the seller intends to make a warranty.

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An express warranty can be created by any statement or affirmation made by the seller that relates to the goods and becomes part of the bargain. The seller does not have to use specific words or have the intent to make a warranty; any statement that creates an expectation in the buyer can be considered an express warranty.

In Order to Create an Express Warranty, It Does Not