The Office de la protection du consommateur advises you to sign a contract with the buyer of your vehicle. While it is not mandatory to sign a contract, it can be useful in case of a problem. The contract could for example include the following information:

  • your contact information;
  • the buyer’s contact information;
  • the contract’s date of signing;
  • details about the vehicle (make, model, year, and so on);
  • the deposit paid, if any;
  • the total value of the transaction.

Last update : 3 May 2021

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