Used car receipt
Both the buyer and seller should check the details on this receipt carefully.
Your receipt should include
- Time and date:
The seller
- Name of seller
- Address of seller
The buyer
- Name of buyer
- Address of buyer
The vehicle
- Registration number
- VIN
- Make and model
- Engine size
- Colour
- Mileage
- V5C serial number
Payment
- Agreed price
- Amount paid
- The V5C has been completed by both parties and the seller will post it to DVLA
- Sets of keys have been handed over to the buyer
Notes including condition of vehicle
- Signature of seller
- Signature of buyer
Views expressed on this page are those of the author and not of Experian.
Any person buying a used car should also seek their own independent advice
Any person buying a used car should also seek their own independent advice
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Help and advice
Some relevant frequently asked questions
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When does the 60 days start? When I register, purchase or when I check the first vehicle?
The 60 days start from the date of purchase of the AutoCheck.
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Can you buy a check over the phone?
This service is an online service only, so we are unable to carry out a check over the phone.
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When do I get my check?
You report appears as soon as you have successfully made your purchase. The results are instant.
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How much does the data check insurance cost?
There is no extra charge for the data insurance, it is included in the cost of your check.
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