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The As Is Private Car Sale Agreement is a crucial document for private vehicle transactions in Canada, designed to protect both buyers and sellers in used car sales. This agreement is specifically structured for situations where a vehicle is being sold without warranties or guarantees, with the buyer accepting the vehicle in its current condition. It's commonly used in private sales between individuals and must comply with provincial regulations regarding vehicle transfers and ownership documentation. The agreement includes detailed information about the vehicle, parties involved, sale price, payment terms, and explicit acknowledgments about the "as is" condition. It's particularly important for documenting the transfer of ownership and limiting seller liability in Canadian jurisdictions, where provincial laws govern vehicle sales and transfers.

1. Parties: Identifies and provides full contact details of the seller and buyer

2. Background: Brief context explaining this is a private sale of a used vehicle on an 'as is' basis

3. Definitions: Defines key terms used in the agreement including 'As Is', 'Vehicle', and 'Purchase Price'

4. Vehicle Description: Detailed description of the vehicle including make, model, year, VIN, color, mileage, and existing condition

5. Purchase Price and Payment: Specifies the agreed purchase price and payment terms including method and timing of payment

6. As Is Condition and Disclaimer: Explicitly states the vehicle is sold 'as is' with no warranties or guarantees, and buyer accepts all known and unknown conditions

7. Seller's Representations: Basic representations about vehicle ownership, authority to sell, and disclosure of known major defects

8. Buyer's Acknowledgments: Buyer's confirmation of vehicle inspection opportunity and acceptance of 'as is' condition

9. Transfer of Ownership: Details the process and timing of title transfer and vehicle registration

10. Entire Agreement: States that this document represents the complete agreement between parties

11. Governing Law: Specifies that the agreement is governed by Canadian law and the specific province's jurisdiction

12. Execution: Space for signatures, dates, and witness details if required