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|facts=In early 1967, Boise Dodge still had several 1966 cars on the lot. The dealership manager decided to sell these 1966 cars that were being used for demonstrations. He told the service manager at the dealership to prep the cars & roll back their odometers.
Mr. Clark & his wife came to the dealership. Clark purchase a 1966 car without knowing the odometer had been rolled back.
When Clark learned that the car had been used with a lot of actual mileage not reflected on the odometer, he stopped making car payments to the dealership.
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Boise Dodge v. Clark
Court Idaho Supreme Court
Citation 453 P.2d 551
Date decided April 25, 1969

Facts

In early 1967, Boise Dodge still had several 1966 cars on the lot. The dealership manager decided to sell these 1966 cars that were being used for demonstrations. He told the service manager at the dealership to prep the cars & roll back their odometers.

Mr. Clark & his wife came to the dealership. Clark purchase a 1966 car without knowing the odometer had been rolled back.

When Clark learned that the car had been used with a lot of actual mileage not reflected on the odometer, he stopped making car payments to the dealership.

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