So this is how they will enforce flipping vehicles-$1.00 Lien

Just contract negotiations. But of course it can be that if you don’t agree, they won’t sell. Thus it forces the perspective buyer to not be able to buy unless they agree.

For an unpopular model with lots of stock, these things may not come up. For a popular model, take it or leave it. That’s the problem. What’s the recorse? What’s the plan b? Good luck finding a dealer somewhat close willing to buy it.

Of course most all of this is moot if someone is a serious buyer that wants to keep the vehicle.
It's the golden rule, he that has the gold makes the rules. It's standard sales, the seller determines the sale price. That has never changed and has always been true. The buyer never had a recourse for that except not buy. It's not really a problem. You basically want to get around the restrictions that the seller imposes. It's contract law, if the seller imposes it and the buyer agrees, then the courts will uphold it as long as it doesn't violate any state or federal law in the US.
 
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