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Fears flood-damaged vehicles will be dumped on WA market

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28
Apr
2022

WA consumers are being warned to be vigilant with fears that flood-damaged vehicles from the eastern states will be sold in WA.

Consumer Protection urges buyers of second-hand vehicles to question the seller about the history of the vehicle, while consumers can check if a vehicle has been written-off on the Department of Transport website.

Read Consumer Protection's full media statement here.

Page last updated: Thu Apr 28 2022 11:23:25 AM