Documents needed when buying brand new car

Congratulations on considering buying a brand new car! Here's a list of documents you may need to prepare when purchasing a brand new car:

Personal Documents:

  1. Valid Government-issued ID (e.g., driver's license, passport, or state ID)
  2. Proof of income (e.g., pay stubs, W-2 forms, or tax returns)
  3. Proof of employment (e.g., employment contract, letter from employer, or business registration)
  4. Proof of residence (e.g., utility bills, lease agreement, or property deed)

Financial Documents:

  1. Proof of insurance (e.g., insurance policy, insurance card, or insurance declaration page)
  2. Proof of financing (e.g., loan approval letter, financing agreement, or credit approval letter)
  3. Proof of down payment (e.g., cashier's check, certified check, or wire transfer receipt)
  4. Proof of trade-in (e.g., vehicle title, registration, or appraisal report)

Vehicle-Specific Documents:

  1. Vehicle purchase agreement or sales contract
  2. Vehicle inspection report (if required by the dealership or manufacturer)
  3. Vehicle registration documents (if you're trading in a vehicle)
  4. Vehicle title (if you're trading in a vehicle)

Additional Documents (if applicable):

  1. Proof of military service (if you're a military personnel or veteran)
  2. Proof of student status (if you're a student or recent graduate)
  3. Proof of disability (if you're purchasing a vehicle with adaptive equipment)
  4. Proof of business use (if you're purchasing a vehicle for business purposes)

Online Documents (if applicable):

  1. Online financing approval (if you've applied for financing online)
  2. Online trade-in appraisal (if you've submitted your trade-in online)

Other Documents:

  1. Vehicle history report (if you're purchasing a certified pre-owned vehicle)
  2. Manufacturer's warranty information (if you're purchasing a new vehicle with a manufacturer's warranty)
  3. Vehicle maintenance records (if you're purchasing a used vehicle)

Remember to check with the dealership or manufacturer for specific document requirements, as they may vary depending on the location, type of vehicle, and financing options.