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A buyer and seller orally agree to the sale of a specific used car for $9,000. The buyer pays in full and drives the car away. Later a dispute arises and the seller claims the contract is unenforceable under the UCC Statute of Frauds because there was no writing. Is the seller correct?

Yes, all sales of goods over $500 require a writing without exception Yes, because cars must always be sold in writing No, because payment has been made and accepted and the goods received and accepted, satisfying a Statute of Frauds exception No, because the UCC Statute of Frauds does not apply to cars

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No, because payment has been made and accepted and the goods received and accepted, satisfying a Statute of Frauds exception

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