[winter-rabbit]

I let the buyer know all the problems it has.

He understands that he is buying as-is.

Can you make a contract stating as-is and that seller is no longer responsible for anything? I have the title in -hand

The lemon law doesn't go into effect with these types of transactions, right?

[swagger]

Unless you're a dealer or the buyer has something in writing from you stating otherwise, a private sale is always as-is. I'm no lawyer, but I'd be blown away if there was a law stating otherwise, especially in Nevada.

[Danknee]

Originally Posted by winter-rabbit

I let the buyer know all the problems it has.

He understands that he is buying as-is.

Can you make a contract stating as-is and that seller is no longer responsible for anything? I have the title in -hand

The lemon law doesn't go into effect with these types of transactions, right?

Any dispute at this level would probably be small claims. If you are concerned, just type up a list of known defects and have the buyer initial each defect and sign the bottom stating that they understands he/she is buying the vehicle with the listed issues needing repair.

[EA]

I have bought and sold roughly 50 cars. As is is pretty much the standard.

[BUGBULLY]

This is what we used https://www.dcu.org/pdfs/billofsale.pdf. As long as all parties sign you are covered.

[winter-rabbit]

Thanks.

I came from Massachusetts where the lemon law applies to dealer as well as private sales.