OMVIC Practice Test 2025 – 400 Free Practice Questions to Pass the Exam

The correct choice identifies specific conditions that, if not disclosed by the dealer, grant the customer the right to rescind the vehicle purchase. These critical factors include previous uses of the vehicle, which can significantly impact its value and desirability to the buyer.

Previous use as a police or emergency services vehicle can usually indicate that the vehicle has been subjected to more rigorous usage than typical vehicles, potentially affecting its performance and longevity. Similarly, if a vehicle has been used as a daily rental, it often has a history of possibly excessive wear or damage that may not be apparent at the time of sale. The stipulation about mileage or distance traveled is also crucial; high mileage can correlate with higher likelihoods of mechanical issues, thus influencing a buyer's decision.

If dealers fail to disclose any of these factors, they do not provide the buyer with complete information about the vehicle's history and condition, leading to an imbalance of information that could disadvantage the buyer. This lack of transparency directly triggers the rescission rights, allowing the customer to walk away from the purchase under those circumstances.

In contrast, the other options either include incomplete or less critical factors that do not directly influence the rescission rights as defined under OMVIC regulations. For example, while make and model year