When Buying A Used Car From A Dealer -

💡 Never sign a blank document or one with "to be determined" fields; ensure every verbal promise is written into the Sales Agreement before signing.

Authoritative dealers often provide a Carfax or AutoCheck report showing past accidents or title issues. when buying a used car from a dealer

Lenders often require a recent utility bill , lease agreement, or mortgage statement to verify your address. 💡 Never sign a blank document or one

If you are financing through the dealer, bring recent pay stubs , bank statements, or tax returns (especially if self-employed) to verify your ability to repay the loan. If you are financing through the dealer, bring

A form listing any repairs or parts the dealer promised to fix after the sale. If it's not in writing here, the dealer may not be legally obligated to do it.

The dealer typically handles the title transfer and registration with the DMV, but you should receive copies for your records.

Bring a cashier’s check, personal check, or proof of available funds for your down payment or full purchase.