The Buyers  Guide lists an auto's 14 major systems and  some serious problems that may occur in each. This Car, Auto list may help you and your Automotive Suspension, Techniques mechanic evaluate the mechanical condition of the vehicle. The list also may  help you compare warranties offered on different cars or by different dealers.

The  back of the Buyers Guide lists the name and address of the Car, Auto dealership. It also gives the name and telephone number of the Automotive Suspension, Techniques person you should contact at the dealership if you have problems or complaints after the sale.

The dealer may include a buyer's  signature line at the bottom of the Buyers Guide. If the line is included, the Automotive Suspension, Techniques following statement must be written or   printed close to it: "I hereby acknowledge receipt of the  Buyers Guide at the closing of this sale." Your signature means you received the Buyers Guide at closing. It Car, Auto does not mean that the dealer complied with the Rule's Automotive Suspension, Techniques other requirements, such as posting a Buyers Guide in all the vehicles offered for sale.

If you buy a used car and the sales discussion is Car, Auto conducted in Spanish, you are entitled to see Automotive Suspension, Techniques and keep a Spanish-language version of the Buyers Guide.