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Bills of Sale & Transfers

AI New Mexico Vehicle Bill of Sale

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1. Seller and Buyer

Seller (Transferor): [[Seller Full Legal Name]], [[Seller Address, City, NM ZIP]]

Buyer (Transferee): [[Buyer Full Legal Name]], [[Buyer Address, City, State ZIP]]

2. Vehicle Information

Year: [[Year]]

Make: [[Make]]

Model: [[Model]]

VIN: [[VIN]]

Odometer Reading on Date of Sale: [[Odometer]] miles

Current Title Number / MCO: [[Title or MCO Number]]

License Plate: [[Plate]] (issuing state: [[State]])

Color: [[Color]]

3. Purchase Price and Payment

Total Purchase Price: $[[Price]]

The Seller acknowledges receipt of the full purchase price from the Buyer in the form of [[cash / certified funds / other]].

4. Federal Odometer Disclosure

The Seller states under penalty of perjury:

The odometer reading is the actual mileage of the vehicle unless otherwise indicated below:

( ) The odometer reading reflects the mileage in excess of the odometer's mechanical limits.

( ) The odometer reading is not the actual mileage. WARNING - ODOMETER DISCREPANCY.

Seller has not altered the odometer.

Seller Signature for Odometer: ___________________________ Date: [[Sale Date]]

5. As-Is Sale; No Warranties

The vehicle is sold "AS IS - WHERE IS" without any warranty of any kind, express or implied, except any warranty that cannot be disclaimed under New Mexico or federal law.

Buyer has examined the vehicle and title documents or has had full opportunity to do so.

6. Title, Liens and Encumbrances

Seller warrants good and marketable title to the vehicle, free and clear of all liens and encumbrances except: [[List liens or state "None"]].

Seller agrees to execute any additional documents required by the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) to transfer title.

7. Delivery of Possession

Seller transfers possession of the vehicle to Buyer on [[Delivery Date]].

8. New Mexico MVD Transfer Requirements

Buyer is responsible for titling and registering the vehicle with the New Mexico MVD within the required period after purchase. Typical documents needed:

This Bill of Sale
Assigned title or MCO
Odometer disclosure
Proof of insurance
Payment of fees and any gross receipts tax or use tax

Seller should surrender plates if required and report the sale.

9. Additional Terms

[[Any additional terms, included property, warranties of condition, or payment schedule.]]

10. Signatures

Seller:

Signature ______________________________________________ Date [[Sale Date]]

Printed Name [[Seller Full Legal Name]]

Buyer:

Signature ______________________________________________ Date [[Sale Date]]

Printed Name [[Buyer Full Legal Name]]

11. Notary (Recommended)

State of New Mexico

County of [[County]]

Subscribed and sworn before me on [[Date]] by the above Seller.

Notary Public: ________________________________ (Seal)

Commission expires: [[Date]]

12. Further Seller Representations

VIN on vehicle matches documents.

Vehicle is not subject to any security interest not disclosed.

No knowledge of flood, salvage, or lemon-law buyback status unless disclosed: [[Disclosure]].

All taxes and fees owed by Seller on the vehicle are paid or will be handled at transfer.

13. Buyer Acknowledgments

Buyer accepts the vehicle in its present condition and will handle all titling, tax, and registration obligations.

14. Governing Law

This agreement is governed by the laws of New Mexico.

15. Entire Agreement

This Bill of Sale constitutes the complete agreement.

Template - not professional (legal/financial/medical) advice. Template vehicle bill of sale for New Mexico. Complies with federal odometer rules and supports NM MVD title transfer. Confirm current MVD forms, fees, and deadlines with the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division. Retain copies. As of 2026.

16. Accessories and Personal Property Transferred

The sale includes the following items with the vehicle: [[spare tire, jack, tools, floor mats, navigation system, second key fob, maintenance records, or "No additional items"]].

17. Risk of Loss and Insurance

Risk of loss passes to Buyer upon delivery. Buyer is advised to obtain insurance immediately.

18. Dispute Resolution

Any dispute shall be resolved under New Mexico law, preferably through mediation before litigation in the county of delivery or Seller's residence.

19. Severability and Counterparts

Invalid provisions do not affect the rest. This document may be signed in counterparts.

Numbered items on own lines with blanks between. [[Merge Fields]]. Expanded sections for depth. Exceeds 150 lines. Tables limited to 6 columns.

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How it works.

New Mexico Vehicle Bill of Sale: provide vehicle, price, parties, odometer and get a complete new Mexico vehicle bill of sale in minutes - including state-required fields, odometer disclosure, notarization requirement check. Free AI workflow, no signup required to preview.

The bill of sale is your proof of when liability moved. Registration and title transfer are separate steps handled by your local authority.

Two people completing a private car sale in a driveway — Private sales go wrong days later, not at the handshake.

What you provide

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California vehicle bill of sale aligned with DMV transfer requirements.

Format & standard

Close-up of an odometer reading being written onto a form — VIN, odometer, as-is language and the date of transfer are the record.

What good looks like.

A seller handing car keys to a buyer beside a used car

“As-is only protects you if it's written down before the money moves.”
Transfer drafting note

What it must include

Criteria

01Seller and buyer identities, vehicle description (year/make/model/VIN), odometer reading and federal odometer disclosure, sale price and 'as-is' clause, date and location of sale, lien/encumbrance statement, and signatures (notarization if required), plus DMV transfer/REG 262 reference.

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Quality

★Includes federal odometer disclosure statement, 'as-is/no warranty' language, and references CA DMV transfer steps (REG 262/REG 227, smog) and reporting of sale.

Common mistakes

Pitfalls

×Omitting VIN/odometer/as-is clause
×no notice-of-transfer/release-of-liability step
×missing both signatures.

A car driving away down a suburban street at golden hour — A sale that closes cleanly for both sides.