An express warranty happens when a seller makes a promise, or a declaration of fact on which the buyer bases his/her decision to buy say, a car. An express warranty may be oral, written, or written in an advertisement. There is a difference between an express warranty and an opinion or "sales talk". Claiming that a car "purrs like a kitten" is not considered an express warranty; however, claiming that it has a six cylinder engine is.
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