Buyers Guide at a glance
What it is: The BUYERS GUIDE is for the WARRANTIES FOR THIS VEHICLE.
A filled-in Buyers Guide example: a dealer offers a limited warranty

How to fill out Buyers Guide, box by box
Vehicle make, model, year and VIN
AS IS - NO DEALER WARRANTY or DEALER WARRANTY

Under AS IS - NO DEALER WARRANTY, the dealer does not provide a warranty for any repairs after sale.
Under DEALER WARRANTY, mark FULL WARRANTY or LIMITED WARRANTY.
For LIMITED WARRANTY, the dealer will pay ____% of the labor and ____% of the parts for the covered systems that fail during the warranty period. Ask the dealer for a copy of the warranty, and for any documents that explain warranty coverage, exclusions, and the dealer's repair obligations. Implied warranties under your state's laws may give you additional rights.
Fill in SYSTEMS COVERED and DURATION.
NON-DEALER WARRANTIES FOR THIS VEHICLE

Under Non-dealer warranties for this vehicle, mark Manufacturer's warranty still applies (the manufacturer's original warranty has not expired on some components of the vehicle), Manufacturer's used vehicle warranty applies or Other used vehicle warranty applies.
Ask the dealer for a copy of the warranty document and an explanation of warranty coverage, exclusions, and repair obligations.
SERVICE CONTRACT
More rules for Buyers Guide
Spoken promises are difficult to enforce. Ask the dealer to put all promises in writing. Keep this form.
Under IMPLIED WARRANTIES ONLY, the dealer doesn't make any promises to fix things that need repair when you buy the vehicle or afterward. But implied warranties under your state's laws may give you some rights to have the dealer take care of serious problems that were not apparent when you bought the vehicle.
Ask the dealer if your mechanic can inspect the vehicle on or off the lot.
Removing this label before consumer purchase (except for purpose of test-driving) violates federal law (16 C.F.R. 455).
For information on how to obtain a vehicle history report, visit ftc.gov/usedcars. To check for open safety recalls, visit safercar.gov. You will need the vehicle identification number (VIN) to make the best use of the resources on these sites.
Common questions about Buyers Guide
What is an FTC buyer's guide?
The BUYERS GUIDE is for the WARRANTIES FOR THIS VEHICLE. The information on this form is part of any contract to buy this vehicle.
Sources
[1] Buyers Guide, Federal Trade Commission (the Official source link on this page).



