For each used vehicle acquired and held for resale by a dealer, the dealer must have on file the originals or copies of the purchase agreement, an odometer statement, the certificate of title, and, if the vehicle has a Minnesota certificate of title, a dealer purchase receipt as required by Minnesota Statutes, section 168A.11.
The purchase agreement must be maintained and made available for the registrar's inspection for three years after the vehicle is sold or otherwise disposed of by the dealer. For a purchase from a licensed dealer or motor vehicle owner, this information does not need to be on a document separate from the certificate of title. The purchase agreement must contain the following information:
The odometer statement must meet the requirements of chapter 7402, and Minnesota Statutes, section 325E.15. The odometer statement must be maintained and made available for the registrar's inspection for three years after the vehicle is sold or otherwise disposed of by the dealer. The odometer statement does not need to be on a document separate from the certificate of title.
The dealer shall ensure that the certificate of title is properly assigned to the dealer and signed by all sellers. The original or a copy of the certificate of title must be maintained and made available for the registrar's inspection until the vehicle is sold or otherwise disposed of by the dealer.
The dealer purchase receipt must be maintained and made available for the registrar's inspection for three years after the vehicle is sold or otherwise disposed of by the dealer. The dealer purchase receipt must contain the following information:
Minn. R. agency 171, ch. 7400, VEHICLE TRANSACTIONS; RECORDS, pt. 7400.5100
Statutory Authority: MS s 299A.01