Comparable Vehicle Defined

Definition

A third-party vehicle will be considered comparable to one purchased from The Auto Buying Serivce so long as it:

1. Has the same year, make, model, engine, drivetrain and trim.

2. Has no more than 3,000 actual odometer miles more than the actual odometer miles of The Auto Buying Service vehicle.

3. Is in the same condition. For example, if the vehicle from The Auto Buying Service has not sustained frame or unibody damage then the third-party vehicle must also be free of such damage.

4. Have at least the same factory-installed options as The Auto Buying Service Vehicle

5. Carry comparable or better aftermarket products including but not limited to extended warranties, GAP products, tires, wheels, paint, stereo, etc.

6. Has at least the same title status. For example, if the vehicle from The Auto Buying Service has a title free of "salvage", "buyback", "damage", "rental", or other designations, the third-party vehicle must also have a title free of such designations.

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