Customer Disclosures
The user can quickly answer all your required disclosures and announcements once they're done taking the photos.
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The user can quickly answer all your required disclosures and announcements once they're done taking the photos.
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PAVE asks all the relevant disclosure and announcement questions to complete your requirements.
In your jurisdiction you are responsible for the disclosure of any facts you may know about this vehicle, please select any of the following that apply.
Out of Province
Suppose the province of the last registration (or equivalent) to a retail customer is different than the jurisdiction from which the vehicle is currently being sold. In that case, the vehicle must be declared an out of province vehicle, and the Seller must identify the last province in which the vehicle was registered (or equivalent) to a retail customer. For vehicles sold in Ontario only: A car remains an out of province vehicle and must be so declared if it was previously registered (or equivalent) to a retail customer in another province and has been registered in Ontario for less than seven consecutive years. The Seller must declare all of the regions in which the vehicle was previously registered.
Cross Border
The Seller must declare if the vehicle was ever registered in the United States or manufactured not in compliance with Canadian standards. All U.S. vehicles offered for sale must include a CarProof Verified vehicle history report or equivalent.
Title Branded
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle’s title has been branded in accordance with provincial or state law and must indicate the brand(s) assigned.
Incorrect Vehicle Marking
The Seller must disclose if any logo, badge, decal, emblem, ornament or similar markings on the vehicle do not match the make, model or series of the vehicle.
Stolen and Recovered
The Seller must disclose if a vehicle was recovered after being reported stolen.
Warranty Cancelled
The Seller must disclose if the manufacturer has cancelled the warranty on the Vehicle or has given notice of its intention to do so. Notice of warranty cancellation given after the date of sale is not subject to arbitration.
VIN Plate Issues
The Seller must disclose if the original VIN plate (on the driver’s side of the dashboard) has been removed, altered or replaced. Vehicles may not be offered for sale unless the original VIN plate is intact or has been replaced in accordance with provincial and federal regulatory requirements.
Manufacturer Repurchase
The Seller must disclose if the motor vehicle was repurchased by the manufacturer under the Canadian Motor Vehicle Arbitration Plan or under the laws of any jurisdiction including but not limited to U.S. lemon laws. If the reasons for, date and/or jurisdiction of the repurchase are known, they should be disclosed.
Total Loss
The Seller must declare if an insurer determined the vehicle was a total loss.
Grey Market
The Seller must declare if the vehicle was ever registered in a country other than the United States or Canada or manufactured not in compliance with North American standards. All Grey market vehicles offered for sale must include a CarProof Verified vehicle history report or equivalent.
Odometer in Miles
The Seller must disclose if the odometer is in miles.
Odometer Broken/Faulty
The Seller must disclose if the odometer of the vehicle is broken or faulty, i.e. not accurately tracking distance driven.
Odometer Replaced
The Seller must disclose if the odometer has been replaced.
Odometer Rollback
The Seller must disclose if the odometer has been rolled back.
Odometer Unreadable
The Seller must declare the odometer to be unreadable if it is accurately tracking distance driven but cannot be read due to pixel damage, because the vehicle cannot be started to obtain an odometer reading or similar reasons.
True Kilometres Unknown
The Seller must declare a vehicle TKU (true kilometres unknown) if the distance travelled is unknown and there are no reliable records available to verify the odometer reading as of a certain date. When a vehicle is declared TKU, the total distance that a vehicle has been driven is likely substantially higher than the reading shown on the odometer.
Recent Kilometres Unknown
If the total distance driven is unknown, but based on reliable records, the distance driven as of a certain date is known, the Seller must declare the last known distance and provide the date.
Odometer only has 5 Digits
The Seller must disclose if the odometer is a five-digit odometer with over 100,000 miles or kilometres.
Accident Repair
The Seller must declare a Vehicle to be Accident Repaired if the total cost to fix damage caused by a single incident was $3,000 or more ($2,000 cumulative incidents in British Columbia). The Accident Repair declaration must be made regardless of whether the damage was caused by collision, accident, weather or by some other incident. If the dollar value of the repair is known, it must be declared. If the Accident Repair information comes from a vehicle history report and the Seller believes that the Vehicle History Report is incorrect, it is the Seller’s obligation to get the report corrected within the Arbitration period or risk having the sale cancelled. Although not required, if the Seller chooses to declare an Accident Repair under $3,000 ($2,000 cumulative in B.C.), it may do so separately as an additional disclosure. Arbitration is not allowed for repairs under $3,000 ($2,000 cumulative in British Columbia).
Adjacent Panels Replaced
The Seller must declare if two or more adjacent panels (excluding bumper panels) have been replaced on a vehicle. Please note: If the panels were replaced due to an accident or another incident, depending on the cost of the repairs, it may also be necessary for the Seller to make the Accident Repair declaration.
Excessive Rust
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle suffers from excessive rust. Rust is considered to be excessive when the location or quantity of the rust affects the structural integrity of the vehicle, e.g. the frame or any structural component is perforated by rust.
Structural Damage
The Seller must declare a vehicle to have structural damage if it meets the definition of structural damage set out in the National Auto Auction Association’s Structural Damage Policy. See www.naaa.com
Flood Damage
The Seller must declare a vehicle as Flood Damaged when: i) water or other liquid has penetrated the vehicle to the level of the floorboards or higher; or ii) if any of the following components have been damaged due to immersion: Front or rear lighting or wiring harnesses, Engine and its major components, Transmission and differential, Dash instrument panel and wiring, Passenger seat cushions, Power seat or window motor, Major sound system components.
Fire Damage
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle has been damaged by fire.
Irreparable
Regardless of whether the title has been branded, the Seller must disclose if the vehicle is not capable of being repaired for roadworthy operation and may only be used for parts or scrap. Irreparable vehicles are assumed to also be Total Loss vehicles and thus the Total Loss declaration does not need to be made.
Air Bags Missing/Defective
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle’s airbags are missing or not operational.
Major Repair Needed
The Seller must disclose if a major component of the vehicle is defective or not operational and the component would cost over $750 (on a non-cumulative basis) to repair or replace in accordance with standard Mitchell warranty rates. Major components include: Engine, Transmission, Power train, Sub‐frame, Suspension, Computer equipment, Fuel operating system, Electrical system, Emissions system, Air Conditioning, Hail damage. The following items are not subject to arbitration: Upholstery, Glass, Tires, Visible body damage.
Material Variation from Production Specs
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle varies materially from the original manufacturer’s specifications.
ABS Defective
The Seller must disclose if the anti‐lock braking system is not operational (if equipped). Arbitration is only available for repairs over $750 (standard Mitchell warranty rates).
Alternate Fuel or Conversion
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle uses propane or natural gas, or at any time had a propane or natural gas fuel system.
Previous Daily Rental
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle was previously used as a daily rental vehicle (unless the vehicle was subsequently owned by a non‐dealer).
Previous Taxi/Limo
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle was previously used as a taxi or limousine.
Previous Driving School Vehicle
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle was previously used as a driving school vehicle.
Previous Police Vehicle
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle was previously used as a police cruiser.
Previous Emergency Services Vehicle
The Seller must disclose if the vehicle was previously used as an emergency services vehicle.
TITLE BRANDED
Yes
No
GREY MARKET
Red
Green
INCORRECT VEHICLE MARKING
Red
Green
MANUFACTURER REPURCHASE
Red
Green
OUT OF STATE/OUT OF PROVINCE
Select
Select
TITLE BRANDED
Select
Select
TOTAL LOSS
Red
Green
CROSS BORDER
Red
Green
VIN PLATE ISSUES
Red
Green
WARRANTY CANCELLED
Red
Green
STOLEN AND RECOVERED
Red
Green
ODOMETER
ODOM 5 DIGIT
Red
Green
ODOM FAULTY
Red
Green
ODOM IN OTHER
Red
Green
ODOM REPLACED
Red
Green
ODOM ROLL BACK
Red
Green
ODOM UNREADABLE
Red
Green
TMU
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RMU
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DAMAGES
ACCIDENT REPAIR
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ADJACENT PANELS REPLACED
Red
Green
EXCESSIVE RUST
Red
Green
FIRE DAMAGE
Red
Green
FLOOD DAMAGE
Red
Green
IRREPARABLE
Red
Green
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE
Red
Green
MECHANICAL
ABS DEFECTIVE
Red
Green
AIR BAG DEFECTIVE
Red
Green
ALTERNATE FUEL
Red
Green
NONE SPECS
Red
Green
MAJOR REPAIR
Red
Green
PREVIOUS USE
PREVIOUS DAILY RENTAL
Red
Green
PREVIOUS DRIVING SCHOOL VEHICLE
Red
Green
PREVIOUS EMERGENCY VEHICLE
Red
Green
PREVIOUS POLICE VEHICLE
Red
Green
PREVIOUS TAXI LIMO
Red
Green
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TITLE PRESENT
Red
Green
ALL KEYS PRESENT
Red
Green
BOOKS PRESENT
Red
Green
DISCS PRESENT
Red
Green
RIMS TIRES
Red
Green
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
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