# The Motor Industry Staff Association urges consumers to know their consumer rights before buying a vehicle. The warning comes amid concerns about odometer fraud, undisclosed accident damage and buyers signing finance agreements they do not fully understand. Motorists are advised to check a vehicle’s history, safety recalls and warranty details before making a purchase. MISA spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola urges buyers to keep written records of all communication with dealerships in case disputes arise:
MISA raises alarm over vehicle sales scams and hidden defects [SOUND]
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