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As-is, no warranty

Every vehicle at F&F Motors is sold as-is, with no warranty expressed or implied. F&F Motors does not provide dealer warranties or service contracts, and vehicle sales are final.

What as-is means

You buy the vehicle in its current condition. The dealer does not provide a warranty for any repairs after the sale, so any repairs the vehicle needs after you buy it are your responsibility.

The Buyers Guide window sticker

Federal rules require a Buyers Guide on used vehicles offered for sale. On every F&F Motors vehicle, the Buyers Guide is marked “AS IS – NO DEALER WARRANTY.” Ask to see it on any car you are considering.

Before you buy

  • Test drive it. Book a test drive from the vehicle’s page, or walk in during store hours.
  • Get an inspection. You are welcome to bring your own mechanic to inspect the vehicle before you buy.
  • Read the history report. A vehicle history report is available for every vehicle we list.
  • Check for recalls. Look up open safety recalls by VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls.

No returns

Vehicle sales are final. F&F Motors does not accept returns or exchanges, so take the time you need to check a vehicle before you sign. Browse inventory.

This page is a plain-language summary, not legal advice. Your signed purchase documents and the vehicle’s Buyers Guide set the terms of your sale.

As-is questions

Do vehicles come with a warranty?

No. F&F Motors does not provide dealer warranties or service contracts. Every vehicle is sold as-is, with no warranty expressed or implied.

What does “as-is” mean?

The vehicle is sold in its current condition and the dealer does not provide a warranty for any repairs after the sale. Each vehicle’s FTC Buyers Guide window sticker is marked “As Is – No Dealer Warranty.”

What is the return policy?

Vehicle sales are final, and F&F Motors does not accept returns. Test drive the vehicle, review its vehicle history report, and arrange an independent inspection before you sign.

Can I have a car inspected before I buy?

Yes. You are welcome to bring your own mechanic to inspect a vehicle before you buy it. A vehicle history report is also available for every vehicle we list.

Still have a question?

Call or text the Gladstone team, or see more answers in our FAQ.