implied warranty

An implied warranty is a legal assumption that a product will work as expected without the seller explicitly stating so. For example, when you buy a car, it's expected to be fit for driving and free from major defects. These warranties are automatically in place by law to protect consumers, ensuring that products meet basic standards of quality and reliability. If a product doesn’t meet these standards, the seller may be required to fix, replace, or refund it, even without a specific promise from the seller.