This purchase contract is for use between two private individuals only. Because there is no warranty between a private seller and its purchaser, it is not mentioned in the contract. However, if the purchased vehicle does not fit the condition that the seller promised, you can use the purchase contract to proof that the seller stated that the vehicle in question did not have an accident history and that the service history is complete.
For the seller, this purchase contract gives clarity about the agreements made during the purchase, so that the buyer cannot make up demands during the hand over or later on.
A final instruction. Print this contract twice, so both parties (buyer and seller) will have a copy of the agreement!
These details are essential to identify the vehicle in question. Especially the chassis number (or VIN) is very important to mention.
It is also wise to mention the accessories. Write down all the expensive parts that are easily removed or forgotten, like: the snow tires, a roof rack or a detachable tow bar. Do not forget the expensive stereo/Sat. Navigation equipment that could be removed before the hand over of the car.
