Pat told her friends that her car got 35 miles to the gallon in the city when in reality it only got 20 miles per gallon. When Pat decides to sell and one these friends decides to buy the car, Pat is under no duty to tell the correct figure unless asked.

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Trevor Bunker · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  When selling a car, the seller, Pat in this case, has a duty to disclose accurate information about the vehicle's condition and performance, including its fuel efficiency. Misrepresenting such information, even if not corrected unless asked, can be considered fraudulent.

Pat told her friends that her car got 35 miles to the gallon in the city when in reality it only got 20 miles per gallon. When Pat decides to sell and one these friends decides to buy the car, Pat is under no duty to tell the correct figure unless asked.

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