Terms and Conditions
Last updated: October 1, 2026 · United States
These Terms and Conditions govern use of the carsale.world website, its vehicle listings, accounts, inquiries and editorial content. “We,” “us” and “our” refer to the business operating this website under the carsale.world name. “Seller” means the person or business identified as the seller in the applicable vehicle documents. These website terms do not replace a vehicle purchase agreement, required disclosures, warranty documents or rights provided by law.
1. Website services and eligibility
The website helps visitors explore Used Cars, New Cars and Certified Pre Owned vehicles, save favorites, and contact the sales team. It does not complete vehicle purchases, accept vehicle payments or deposits, or issue loans online. An inquiry, saved vehicle or account registration does not purchase or reserve a vehicle.
You must be at least 18 years old and legally able to enter into an agreement to create an account or use the site to negotiate a transaction. If acting for a business, you must be authorized to represent it. Provide accurate information and use the website lawfully.
2. Accounts and communications
Keep your password confidential and notify us of suspected unauthorized access. We may restrict an account for fraud, abuse, security threats or material misuse. You may request account support or deletion using the contact information below.
When you submit an inquiry, you ask us to respond using the contact details you provide. Submitting a phone number does not by itself constitute consent to automated marketing calls or texts. Any marketing permission required by law must be obtained separately. Personal information is handled as described in our Privacy Policy.
3. Listings, availability and vehicle descriptions
Listings may include seller-provided specifications, photographs, prices and history. Equipment, mileage and availability can change. Confirm the actual vehicle, VIN, current mileage, included equipment, condition and availability before arranging travel or signing documents. Collection images, promotional videos and editorial photography may be illustrative; ask which images show the specific vehicle offered.
A listing is an invitation to inquire and does not itself create a binding sales contract. A Reserved label indicates reported status, not a reservation made by a website visitor. We may correct factual or typographical errors and will communicate material corrections before a transaction is finalized. These terms do not authorize misleading advertising or changing an executed agreement unilaterally.
4. Pricing, taxes and additional charges
Prices are in U.S. dollars unless stated otherwise. Obtain a written, itemized total before purchasing, identifying the vehicle price, applicable taxes, title and registration costs, any permitted seller fees, delivery charges and any optional products you choose. Any advertised qualifications or conditions must be clearly disclosed. A payment estimate on the website is illustrative and is not a financing offer or approval.
5. Purchase and sale agreements
A vehicle transaction is governed by the agreement between the buyer and the actual seller, together with applicable law and mandatory disclosures. Identify the seller, review all documents, and obtain copies before signing. Put negotiated promises, repairs, delivery arrangements and material representations in writing.
Unless separately agreed in writing, we do not provide escrow, guarantee a third party’s payment or title, or act as a vehicle inspection service. If we are the actual seller in a transaction, nothing in these website terms removes our legal responsibilities as that seller. Do not send payment based solely on an unsolicited message claiming to represent this website; verify payment instructions directly with the seller.
6. Used vehicles, inspection and history
Used vehicles can show wear and may have previous repairs or other history. Before purchase, request relevant records and consider an independent mechanical inspection. A history report or a certification label does not replace that inspection. Confirm title status, disclosed damage, mileage and unresolved recalls. Recall information can be checked through NHTSA.
7. Buyers Guide, warranties and “as is” sales
Dealers must provide the applicable Buyers Guide or state-required equivalent when required by law. Review it for the vehicle’s warranty status and obtain the final copy. A website description does not substitute for this document. Required Spanish-language disclosures must be supplied when applicable to a transaction conducted in Spanish.
No vehicle is designated “as is” solely by these website terms. Any lawful disclaimer must be specific to the transaction and satisfy the applicable legal requirements. Some states restrict or prohibit disclaimers of implied warranties. Nothing here overrides required coverage, a written warranty, the Buyers Guide, or nonwaivable rights. Request warranty documents and confirm the provider, duration, covered components, exclusions and repair procedure. Service contracts are separate products; their terms must be reviewed separately.
8. Certified Pre Owned and new vehicles
Certified Pre Owned means a seller has represented that the vehicle qualifies under an identified certification program. Ask who provides certification, what inspection standards apply, and what coverage accompanies it. Listing a vehicle in this category does not establish manufacturer certification unless specifically documented. New vehicle classification, prior use and any manufacturer coverage should also be verified through the seller’s disclosures and vehicle documents.
9. Financing, trade-ins and selling a vehicle
Credit availability and terms depend on the lender and applicable law. Confirm the APR, finance charges, payment schedule, amount financed and total payment obligation in the financing documents. Do not submit Social Security numbers, banking credentials or credit applications through the general inquiry form.
Any trade-in or request to sell a vehicle requires a separate agreement. An estimate is not a binding purchase offer unless expressly agreed. A seller must have authority to transfer the vehicle and disclose known material facts as required by law. Title, lien release, odometer and other transfer requirements depend on the transaction and jurisdiction. The current website does not let users publish their own vehicle listings.
10. Deposits, delivery, cancellation and returns
The website does not collect deposits. If a seller separately requests one, obtain written terms identifying its purpose, whether and when it is refundable, deadlines and cancellation conditions before paying. Delivery, transport, insurance responsibility and possession arrangements must also be stated in the transaction documents.
Do not assume that every vehicle purchase includes a cancellation or return period. Ask for the seller’s written policy and check the rights applicable in your state. Refunds, cancellation and remedies are governed by the agreement and applicable law; these terms do not impose a blanket no-refund rule or waive statutory rights.
11. Reviews, videos and third-party services
Customer reviews describe individual experiences and do not guarantee a particular outcome. News, Press and videos are informational and are not individualized legal, financial or mechanical advice. Third-party links, advertising, video platforms and analytics services operate under their own terms. Verify external claims before relying on them. Linking to a service does not make us responsible for that service’s separate contractual obligations.
12. Acceptable use and intellectual property
Do not submit false inquiries, impersonate others, upload malicious material, attempt unauthorized access, interfere with site operation, or harvest personal information. You may use public content for ordinary vehicle shopping; copying protected material for republication or commercial redistribution requires permission or another lawful basis. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
13. Website availability and limits of responsibility
We aim to keep the website available but may interrupt access for maintenance, security or technical problems. To the extent permitted by law, we do not promise uninterrupted access or assume liability for indirect losses caused solely by website outages. This provision does not exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, excuse fraud or deceptive conduct, or limit obligations arising from a vehicle sale or warranty. Mandatory consumer protections prevail over inconsistent terms.
14. Applicable law, disputes and updates
Applicable U.S. federal law and the state law governing the relevant use or transaction apply. These terms do not impose mandatory arbitration, a class-action waiver or an exclusive court location. Contact us first so we can review a concern; this does not limit your right to contact a regulator, seek legal advice or pursue available remedies.
We may update these website terms and identify the revision date. Material changes to an existing agreement require whatever notice or agreement the law requires. A revised website policy does not retroactively alter an executed vehicle contract. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent legally permitted.
15. Contact and consumer resources
For website questions or concerns, contact carsale.world at info@carsale.world. For purchase or warranty concerns, also contact the actual seller identified in your transaction documents.
Official resources: FTC used-car buying guidance, FTC Used Car Rule guidance, and NHTSA recall lookup.
