amiro

Does that mean that you have the dealer stamps in the service booklet, or do buyers want you to hand over the actual invoices from all the service work done on the car, when you sell the car to them?

Or do you just let them look over the service invoices, but keep them yourself when you sell the car?

Just curious what would be expected of me... (I'm selling the car...)

afretes

People would want to see the invoices for major repairs such as timing belt, brake jobs, etc.

amiro

Thx Alex. I got no issues letting them see them, but do they want to keep copies/the originals?

- GT Style -

Usually

afretes

Offer them a photocopy and white out your personal info.

jason in toronto

ya put it in a small binder or something. organization pays off.

1.8TQ99.5

Copies should be fine and like others suggested, white out your personal info. No reason holding on to the records once the car is gone.

April

Yup, eliminate personal data, but leave (a copy of) records with car.

amiro

the selling price of the car? Just trying to figure out if wear and tear items that might not need immediate attention would impact the selling price.

Or do you only need to give a further discount if there's a mechanical repair needed that's uncovered during a vehicle inspection?

The selling price has already been negotiated with the buyer, and was subject to the results of an inspection.

YukonAudi

Including the fuel consumption and oil changes.
Few ever argue price with that kind of record keeping.
When I sell a car everything goes with it.