Jensvold v. Town & Country Motors, Inc.

This case involves the sale of a used car by Town & Country Motors to Chris Jensvold and Fred Abraham doing business as Brook Auto, an automobile wholesaler. After the purchase, plain*582tiffs discovered the car was “clipped,” which means it was made up of parts of two vehicles welded together to form one vehicle after each of the composite vehicles had suffered damage. The car consisted of the front of one Audi welded to the back of another. The parties appeal from both the trial court judgment for the buyers and the damages award. Seller argues that the court erroneously found it liable for…