1. Confirm that the buyer's information is correct. Party B of the car purchase contract is the vehicle purchaser, and the information of the purchaser must be clear and accurate, such as name, ID number, contact information, residential address, etc.
2. The seller's information must be accurate. Party A of the car purchase contract is the vehicle seller, and the information of the seller must not be wrong, such as name, ID number, contact information, office address, etc.
3. The information of buying a vehicle must be accurate. The car purchase contract must indicate the model year, model series, model configuration including optional configuration and model appearance color.
4. Fully understand the amount corresponding to the car purchase contract. The car purchase contract must include all items and price expressions agreed with the seller, such as vehicle sales price, vehicle fare, insurance price, licensing fee, vehicle purchase tax, etc.
5. Fully understand the specific composition and scope of insurance.
6. Information such as card placement location, whether it is entrusted, and placement time must be marked.
7. The vehicle purchase tax is calculated according to the vehicle fare, and the vehicle sales price and the vehicle invoice are not necessarily the same.
8. The car purchase contract is marked with the time to pick up the car.
9. The car purchase contract indicates that defective vehicles are not accepted.
10, the car purchase contract indicates that there is no other form of collection except the contract price.