How to keep foreign key relations consistent in a “diamond-shaped” system of relationships

Question

Consider this situation: a Car is bought from a Salesperson. A Salesperson works at a Showroom (and at only one Showroom).

Answer 1

If I understood the question correctly, this should be close.

Here are few details for keys

--
-- Keys for SalesPerson
--
alter table SalesPerson
  add constraint PK_salesperson primary key (PersonID)

, add constraint AK1_salesperson unique (ManufacturerID, ShowRoomNo, PersonID) 

, add constraint FK1_salesperson foreign key (PersonID)
                           references Person (PersonID)

, add constraint FK2_salesperson foreign key (ManufacturerID, ShowRoomNo)
                         references ShowRoom (ManufacturerID, ShowRoomNo)
;

--
-- keys for Sale table
--
alter table Sale
  add constraint PK_sale primary key (SaleID)

, add constraint FK1_sale foreign key (BuyerID)
                    references Person (PersonID)

, add constraint FK2_sale foreign key (ManufacturerID, ModelName, ShowRoomNo)
                references CarDisplay (ManufacturerID, ModelName, ShowRoomNo)

, add constraint FK3_sale foreign key (ManufacturerID, ShowRoomNo, SalesPersonID)
               references SalesPerson (ManufacturerID, ShowRoomNo, PersonID)
;