FILL THESE BEFORE POSTING: mileage = ___ km · VIN = ___ · body colour = ___
Title: 2014 Nissan Rogue — CVT transmission failed, sold AS-IS (mechanic's special)
Price: $2,300 OBO
Description: 2014 Nissan Rogue, ___ km. The CVT transmission has failed (P17F0 — belt/pulley). The car does not drive; it will need to be towed.
Full disclosure, so nobody wastes a trip: - Transmission needs replacement or rebuild. I have not opened it up, so I can't promise the rest of it — assume the CVT is done. - Engine starts/runs, body and interior in ___ condition, no accidents to my knowledge. - Sold strictly AS-IS, where-is, no warranty, no safety, no e-test. Bring a trailer and a friend.
Why buy it: 2014 Rogue CVT cores and body panels are worth real money, and a rebuilt CVT installed is roughly $3,200–$4,800 — so there's margin here for a shop or a DIYer. For comparison, dealers in the GTA are asking $3,799 for a 2014 Rogue at 251,000 km.
VIN: ___ · Located in North York · Cash or e-transfer, bill of sale provided, ownership in hand.
BILL OF SALE — MOTOR VEHICLE (SOLD AS-IS)
Seller: Anjal Patel, [address], [phone] Buyer: [name], [address], [phone] Date of sale: ____
Vehicle: 2014 Nissan Rogue VIN: ____ Odometer: ____ km (odometer reading as of sale; not verified accurate) Colour: ____ · Plate/ownership: provided at sale
Sale price: $________ CAD, paid in full by [cash / e-transfer ref ____].
The Buyer acknowledges and agrees: 1. The vehicle is sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS, with no warranty or guarantee of any kind, express or implied, including merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. 2. The Seller has disclosed that the vehicle's continuously variable transmission (CVT) has failed and the vehicle is not driveable. The Buyer has inspected the vehicle or has knowingly waived inspection. 3. The Buyer is responsible for towing/removal, all safety inspections, emissions testing, plating, insurance and any repairs after the time of sale. 4. The Seller makes no representation as to the accuracy of the odometer or the condition of any component not specifically described above. 5. This document is the entire agreement between the parties.
Seller signature: ____________________ Date: ________ Buyer signature: _____________________ Date: ________ Buyer name (print): __________________
Note: in Ontario a private sale bill of sale plus the signed vehicle permit (ownership) is what the buyer needs to transfer; the "as-is" wording protects you against after-the-fact claims but is not a substitute for making the disclosure verbally too — keep a copy, and keep the buyer's messages.