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The generated buzz in trade publications and then got the stories picked up by mainstream news networks. It's an advertisers dream. Mass market at little cost. But as long as we're just guessing: 1) There's going to be hundreds sold for over 20K each. 2) The ones that sell for what might be a...

Their business / marketing sense would seem to imply that they may have a clue about how to manage demand.

And the answer is "I sold it. Here's his name."

So it binds the future buyer also. Fine. I still don't see the language that effectively says "You buy purchasing this accept all liability for what any future person does with it." I see plenty of language that says the buyer holds a lot of people harmless for what they do with it. And if that...

While I'm not a lawyer, I'm not sure how you got holding them harmless and accepting liability for what a future person does from the agreement quote.

Circumventing the rules would be one thing. Figuring out what the objections are and rectifying them is another. Once the media decides to tell a narrative, it won't matter if it's on road or at an ORV park. The truth will matter little.

I kept waiting for that ad while the thread was locked / deleted. Cause you could see it coming

Drop the extra Th off the end.