There is an implied or unspoken warranty that the car is reasonably fit for normal use. This warranty applies only when the seller is a dealer , not a private person. That is why you should cross them out, and you and the dealer should initial the change before you sign the contract. Express Warranties Express warranties are specific promises, which may be oral or written, about the condition of the car when you buy it and how long it will stay that way. Always ask the dealer, or private seller, to put the warranty in writing.
Written promises are easier to prove in court than oral promises.
Express warranties can be limited as to what parts are covered, how long they last, and what part of the cost of repair you will have to pay.