For a vehicle to be sold "As Is" in Virginia, what must be provided to the buyer?

In Virginia, when a vehicle is sold "As Is," a filled out, signed, and dated Buyers Guide must be provided to the buyer. The Buyers Guide is a crucial document because it informs the buyer of the vehicle's condition and explicitly states that the vehicle is being sold without any warranties. This guide ensures transparency and protects both the buyer and seller by clearly outlining the terms of the sale, particularly the lack of any guarantees about the vehicle's performance or condition. By having this documentation, the buyer acknowledges that they understand they are purchasing the vehicle with all its existing issues, if any, and cannot hold the seller accountable for future repairs or problems after the sale.

The other options, while they may hold value in different contexts, do not fulfill the legal requirement necessary for an "As Is" sale in Virginia. A signed affidavit from the seller, a warranty document from the manufacturer, or an inspection report do not suffice as a substitute for the Buyers Guide in this specific situation.