Nicole purchases a used car from Guiffre Motors. She asked the seller if the car had ever been in an accident. The salesperson had never seen the car before that day and knew nothing of its history. Nevertheless, the salesperson told Nicole, "No, it has never been in an accident." In fact, the car had been seriously damaged in an accident and had been repaired. When Nicole found out that the car had been damaged and repaired, she calculated that the car was worth $1,000 less than she paid for it. She sued Guiffre Motors for fraud and Guiffre Motors defended by saying that the salesperson didn't know the cars history and therefore didn't intend to deceive Nicole. Evaluate Nicole's claim, discussing all of the including all of the elements of fraud.