The creation of an express warranty depends on the:
A) seller's intent.
B) seller's statement becoming part of the bargain.
C) mere recommendation of the goods by the seller.
D) seller's confining their statements to "sales talk."

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The critical elements for creation of an express warranty are that the seller make a statement of fact or a promise to the buyer concerning the goods that becomes part of the bargain between the buyer and seller. Sellers who merely give an opinion or recommend the goods do not create an express warranty. Thus, sellers are not considered to have made an express warranty if they confine their statements to "sales talk."

The Creation of an Express Warranty Depends on The