What is considered NOT a deceptive trade practice?

Disclosing to the purchaser in writing prior to the sale that a vehicle is a salvage is a transparent and ethical practice. This disclosure allows potential buyers to make informed decisions based on the vehicle's condition and history. Such honesty in communication is crucial in maintaining trust between the seller and the buyer, which is a fundamental principle of fair trade. By providing this information upfront, the seller ensures that the transaction is conducted with integrity and complies with legal requirements concerning the disclosure of material facts about the product.

In contrast, deceptive practices would involve concealing critical information or making misleading claims that could sway a buyer's decision without their full understanding of the situation.