I just thought I'd let people know I finally found the FJ I was looking for. The particular FJ I wanted was a Black 4x4 AT with only CQ, GY and DL. None of the dealerships near me could get one like this without ordering it. Most would lie and say Toyota is not making FJs that don't have an upgrade package with the side curtain airbags. I had seen a few online so I knew they existed. Well I finally found the one I wanted through the southeast distribution network. I wrote up a Vehicle Sale Agreement document and had my lawyer look it over to make sure I was covered. I offered them basically $500 above invoice and they came back the next day and agreed to my terms. I'll let you all know how the flight down there and picking up the car goes. Here's a copy of the document I wrote up if any one else wants to use something like this. I am not a lawyer, nor do I claim that this document is valid or should be used. Blah blah blah.
Quote:
Date
Time
Your Name
123 Your Address
Tel Your Phone Number
Fax Your Fax Number
Name
Internet Sales Specialist
Dealer Name
Dealer Address
Tel Phone
Fax Number
Vehicle Sale Agreement
The “buyer”, Your Name, proposes to buy the vehicle described below from the “seller”, Dealer Name. This document explains the offer from the buyer to the seller.
The Vehicle Description:
The vehicle is a new 4WD 5 speed automatic 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser. The paint on the vehicle is white on the roof and black diamond on the body. The installed options on the vehicle are options go here. The MSRP on the vehicle is $$MSRP (without the documentation fee) and the VIN ends in XXXXXX.
The Offer:
The buyer proposes the total sum of $XX,XXX to be paid by the sum of a cashier’s check and the non-refundable deposit to be paid in full to the seller upon the acceptance of the vehicle. The offer is valid for 24 hours from date and time listed on the top of the first page.
Breakdown of offer:
Invoice price of base model: $21,567
Invoice price of installed options: $X,XXX
Destination charge: $695
Document Fees: $200
Additional offer above invoice: $500
State and local taxes: $X,XXX
Total offer: $XX,XXX
The Requirements:
The buyer requires the following of the seller:
1. The vehicle has no damage and nothing has been repaired on the vehicle
2. The vehicle has typical low mileage for a new car (less than 50 miles)
3. The vehicle has not been altered in any way from the vehicle description such as but limited to: odometer changes, parts removal, painting, interior modifications and exterior modifications.
4. The vehicle must be ready for pickup by Date Here from the seller’s location. Any delay beyond Date Here will result in a credit of $100 per day to cover living and travel expenses in Town of Dealership.
5. The vehicle described in the vehicle description section is the vehicle delivered and matches the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
6. If the vehicle does not match the vehicle described in the vehicle description section then any deposit will be refunded in addition to $100 to cover travel expenses.
Acceptance:
Upon the seller accepting the terms of sale listed here the buyer will put down a $500 deposit via credit card on the vehicle that will be used towards the final payment of the vehicle. If the vehicle that is offered to the seller does not match the vehicle described in the section above or meet the requirements listed above the deposit will be refunded to the buyer.
Authorized Sales Manger for the seller:
Sign here -> _______________________________ Date: ____________
Print name here -> _____________________________
The buyer: _______________________________ Date: ____________ Your Name
Well I didn't want them removing stuff from the FJ to make it cheaper or to change it in any way from the original vehicle description. What's so amusing about it?
The correct phrase is "such as but not limited to:"
Sorry, it's just that it seems a lot of work went into making the legal jargon and something as elementary as that was missed... gives the sentence a completely different meaning.
whoops, you're right. Well at least I have the phrase "interior modifications and exterior modifications" which I think would cover just about everything.
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