Maroone offers to sell Sophie, who is seventeen years of age, a car about which Rally intentionally misrepresents several material facts. In reliance on the misrepresentations, Sophie buys the car.

To prove fraud in this transaction, Sophie would have to show that:
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Sophie would have to show that Rally intentionally misrepresented several material facts about the car, and that Sophie relied on these misrepresentations in making the decision to buy the car.

Explanation:

In order to prove fraud in this transaction, Sophie would have to show that Rally intentionally misrepresented several material facts about the car, and that Sophie relied on these misrepresentations in making the decision to buy the car.

Fraud is a legal concept that requires proving the following elements:

The defendant made a false statement of a material fact;
The defendant knew the statement was false or made it recklessly without knowing whether it was true or false;
The defendant made the false statement with the intent to deceive;
Sophie reasonably relied on the false statement;
Sophie suffered harm as a result of relying on the false statement.

If Sophie can provide sufficient evidence to support these elements, she may be able to establish a case of fraud against Rally.