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>>cwwc+(OP)
"It isn't illegal to replace odometers and it isn't even illegal to sell vehicles with odometers that have inaccurate mileage readouts. However, to do so, a disclaimer needs to be made by the seller, indicating to the buyer that its mileage readout is inaccurate and that the odometer was replaced."

How is it even legal? "You can lie but you have to admit to it".

>>mdrzn+k4
If your odometer breaks and you need to replace it, what else are you supposed to do?

It has to be legal to have an incorrect odometer reading otherwise, unless the odometers are easily changed to display arbitrary readings, entire cars are scrapped as soon as they need replacements.

>>jstanl+o5
> If your odometer breaks and you need to replace it, what else are you supposed to do?

I honestly didn't even think about that. Thanks for broadening my vision. I legit was only thinking about the downside of it.