> Companies are not held liable for things that cannot be delivered
A car for $1 can be delivered without any issues because delivering cars is their business model. It's their problem if their representative negotiated a contract that's not a great deal for them.
When is the last time you bought a car where the sales person didn't need to "check with my manager"? Adding somewhere "all chatbot negotiated sales are subject to further approval" in a ToS/EULA type of document would probably protect them from any of this kind of situation
A car for $1 can be delivered without any issues because delivering cars is their business model. It's their problem if their representative negotiated a contract that's not a great deal for them.