New York § 732 Written warranty; contents

New York Statutes

§ 732 — Written warranty; contents

New York § 732

Law GBSGeneral Business

Art. 35-AAftermarket Rustproofing Warranties of New Motor Vehicles

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N.Y. General Business § 732 (2026).

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  § 732. Written warranty; contents. The aftermarket rustproofing\nwarranty required by this article must contain the following terms:\n  1. Defects. The body sheet metal, structural members and frame of the\nmotor vehicle are warranted not to rust through from the inside out\nduring the warranty period specified.\n  2. Corrective action.\n  (a) The warrantor will, as a minimum remedy, make repairs or indemnify\nthe buyer for the actual cost of repairing any rust damage covered by\nthe warranty.\n  (b) The warrantor will honor all valid claims under the warranty\nregardless of their number.\n  (c) Nothing contained in this section shall be deemed to preclude a\nwarrantor from entering into a contract requiring a financially solvent\napplicator to be initially responsible for the cost of an

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§ 732. Written warranty; contents. The aftermarket rustproofing\nwarranty required by this article must contain the following terms:\n 1. Defects. The body sheet metal, structural members and frame of the\nmotor vehicle are warranted not to rust through from the inside out\nduring the warranty period specified.\n 2. Corrective action.\n (a) The warrantor will, as a minimum remedy, make repairs or indemnify\nthe buyer for the actual cost of repairing any rust damage covered by\nthe warranty.\n (b) The warrantor will honor all valid claims under the warranty\nregardless of their number.\n (c) Nothing contained in this section shall be deemed to preclude a\nwarrantor from entering into a contract requiring a financially solvent\napplicator to be initially responsible for the cost of any corrective\naction as a result of the negligence of the applicator of the\naftermarket rustproofing.\n 3. Length of warranty. This warranty shall be valid for a period of\nnot less than five years from the date of the application of the\naftermarket rustproofing, provided, however, that this section shall not\nbe construed as to extend this warranty to a person who is a subsequent\ntransferee of the buyer.\n