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Originally Posted by GT182
The car was in the dealship's safekeeping. They were and are responsible for any employees actions. But the owner should only get the same year replacement. I wonder if he's paying the difference in cost for 2012 to 2013.
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This is only the case generally if the employee was acting "within the scope of his employment." So, for example, if a car salesmen takes you for a test drive and crashes the car and you are injured, the dealer is liable. If that same car salesman takes you on a test drive and rapes you, the dealer is (generally) not liable, because (basically) that's not in his job description.
This is not legal advise, do not rely on it.