What does the term "as is" refer to in the context of vehicle sales?

The term "as is" in the context of vehicle sales refers to the condition of the vehicle at the time of sale, indicating that it is being sold without any warranties or guarantees regarding its quality or performance. This means that the buyer accepts the vehicle in its current state, assuming any risks related to its condition and potential future issues.

By selecting "no warranty or guarantee," the implication is clear that the seller is not responsible for any repairs or defects that may arise after the sale. Buyers purchasing a vehicle "as is" should conduct thorough inspections and be aware that they may need to deal with any necessary repairs on their own, as the dealer or seller will not be liable for those costs.