Hello guys, I would like to buy a car. The dealer is actually serious (may I specify this one without any slander charges?). Right now you can’t do test drives. So I got so well informed by the seller about the vehicle and wanted to hit it by online purchase. I would have a right of withdrawal in case of emergency. Apparently the dealer wants to stop this exactly however, since he writes in the purchase contract: “The buyer has with the The parties agree that the quality agreement made in §2 and the additional agreement made in §3 shall be the sole basis for the seller’s liability for breach of duty. Liability and warranty shall not be carried out beyond this. The seller’s obligation to fulfil the buyer’s supplementary performance claims shall be exclusively at the place of establishment or of the seller. If the second-hand vehicle has been handed over to the buyer by the seller on request or on behalf of the buyer to a place other than the establishment or operation of the seller. If the second-hand vehicle is incapacitated due to a material defect, the buyer has the possibility to transfer the vehicle himself to his operation or his establishment. This does not apply in the case of grossly negligent or intentional breaches of duty by the seller or his agents and also in the case of personal injury of any kind.” Do I see this wrong now? Why does the dealer do this? He offers me, on critical demand, to remove these paragraphs from the contract by hand. This does not have any validity in the event of an emergency, does it?