What must be included in the written disclosure for a vehicle sold "As Is"?

The written disclosure for a vehicle sold "As Is" must clarify the effect of such a sale. An "As Is" sale indicates that the buyer accepts the vehicle in its current state without any warranties from the seller regarding its condition, functionality, or quality. This means the buyer assumes full responsibility for any repairs or issues that may arise after the purchase. Including this information helps protect both the seller and the buyer by ensuring that the buyer is fully aware that they cannot return the vehicle for defects discovered after the sale.

Other options such as the cost of repairs, a summary of vehicle defects, and the previous owner's information might provide useful insights about the vehicle but do not encapsulate the legal significance of an "As Is" sale, which is critical for understanding the rights and responsibilities associated with the transaction.