Can a dealer sell a vehicle "As Is" or without a warranty in Virginia?

In Virginia, dealers are permitted to sell vehicles "As Is," meaning the vehicle is sold without any warranties or guarantees about its condition. When a vehicle is sold in this manner, it places the responsibility on the buyer to accept the vehicle as it is, without any assurance from the dealer regarding defects or future performance. This practice is common for both new and used vehicles, although dealers are required to inform buyers about their rights regarding vehicle condition and any specific issues known to the dealer.

While there are regulations in Virginia that govern the sale of vehicles, selling "As Is" is a recognized practice provided that the dealer complies with disclosure requirements. This ensures the buyer is aware that the vehicle may have defects or might not perform as expected. Buyers typically sign a form acknowledging the "As Is" sale, which further protects the dealer.

The other options suggest restrictions or conditions that complicate the ability to sell vehicles "As Is." However, the law allows for such sales, provided that all parties are informed and the terms are clear.