Car Sale Receipt by EasyLegalDocs
This document is a simple receipt for the sale of a car between private parties. It records the vehicle's details, the agreed-upon price, and confirms the transfer of ownership. The template specifies that the vehicle is sold "as-is," without any warranties or guarantees.
CAR SALE RECEIPT
VEHICLE INFORMATION
I, [seller name] (seller) of, [seller street address], [seller city state zip] hereby certify I am the lawful owner of this vehicle:
MAKE: [vehicle make] | MODEL: [vehicle model] | YEAR: [vehicle year] |
VIN: [vehicle vin] | ODOMETER (MILEAGE): [odometer reading] |
LICENSE PLATE NUMBER: [license plate number] |
I, hereby and with full authority, transfer ownership of the above vehicle to [buyer name] of, [buyer street address], [buyer city state country zip] in exchange for payment of $/£/€[purchase price amount] on [sale date], to be made via [payment method].
CONDITIONS OF SALE AND PURCHASE
The Seller certifies that they are the legal owner of the above-mentioned vehicle and have the right to sell it. The Buyer acknowledges that they have inspected the vehicle and accept it in its current condition. The vehicle is sold "as-is," without any warranties or guarantees, express or implied.
SIGNATURES
By signing below, the Seller and Buyer acknowledge that they have read and agreed to the terms of this Car Sale Receipt.
SELLER SIGNATURE: | DATE: [sale date] |
BUYER SIGNATURE: | DATE: [sale date] |
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