Why You Need a Vehicle Bill of Sale
By AutoCrisis.com
A vehicle bill of sale is a written agreement
by which a used auto owner assigns or transfers their rights or interest in
the vehicle to the buyer. For used
auto sales, having this form will be of great help in the selling process.
A vehicle bill of sale may serve as one of the documents that establishes a
buyer's proof of ownership when trying to obtain auto insurance or prove ownership. AutoCrisis.com
provides the below free auto bill of sale for use upon the sale of a motor vehicle
or automobile. Both the seller and the buyer complete the vehicle bill of sale.
Please note that your local DMV may not provide free auto bill of sale forms.
The type of information normally included in a used vehicle bill of sale includes
the following:
- Year, Make and Model of the vehicle.
- Description of vehicle.
- Buyer and Seller's names and signatures.
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
- Purchase price of the vehicle.
- Odometer reading, etc.
The
buyer retains the original copy of the used auto bill of sale, and provides
it to the DMV with the other acceptable proofs of ownership required when purchasing
a tag. Additionally, the vehicle bill of sale may be notarized. The Buyer
and Seller can make copies of the bill of sale, for record keeping purposes.
Remember! A bill of sale of a motor vehicle, is not sufficient proof of auto
ownership. So, the vehicle purchaser may need other forms of proof of ownership,
such as the vehicle Title. AutoCrisis.com is happy to provide you with this
free sample auto bill of sale. Also, we do not require you to register in order
to access this form. When looking for used car sites to sell your used
cars by owner, AutoCrisis.com, is 'the' place to go!
If
you need a Bill of Sale for your state, check
here. If you don't see your state, check back as we update this page often. Related
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