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A dealer who facilitates the sale of an extended warranty is responsible if:

  1. The warranty terms change

  2. The warranty company goes out of business

  3. The customer changes their mind

  4. The vehicle is sold to another party

The correct answer is: The warranty company goes out of business

A dealer who facilitates the sale of an extended warranty is responsible if the warranty company goes out of business. This is because the dealer is the one who made the sale and received payment from the customer. As the intermediary between the customer and the warranty company, it is the dealer's responsibility to ensure that the warranty company will honor their agreements. The other options are not the dealer's responsibility because they are either out of the dealer's control (warranty terms changing, warranty company going out of business) or due to the customer's own decision (changing their mind, selling the vehicle to another party).