- Figure 2.2 Oldsmobile Automobile Dealership, circa 1905. As a franchise, dealers purchased cars from manufacturers and resold them to consumers. As such, the consumer lacked privity of contract with the manufacturer. (Note the sign on the second floor advertising Motor magazine.)
Oldsmobile Automobile Dealership, circa 1905. As a franchise, dealers purchased cars from manufacturers and resold them to consumers. As such, the consumer lacked privity of contract with the manufacturer. (Note the sign on the second floor advertising Motor magazine.)
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