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Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act: Federal law that governs warranties on consumer products, including vehicles. Important for properly disclaiming warranties in 'as is' sales.

FTC Used Car Rule: Federal regulation requiring dealers to display a Buyers Guide window sticker disclosing warranty and other information. While primarily for dealers, relevant for understanding basic disclosure requirements.

Truth in Mileage Act (TIMA): Federal law requiring accurate disclosure of vehicle mileage during transfers of ownership to prevent odometer fraud.

Federal Odometer Law: Requires written disclosure of vehicle mileage for vehicles less than 10 years old during ownership transfer.

State Vehicle and Traffic Laws: State-specific regulations governing vehicle sales, transfers, and documentation requirements. Varies by jurisdiction.

State Consumer Protection Laws: State-specific laws protecting consumers from fraudulent sales practices and requiring specific disclosures.

State Lemon Laws: While less relevant for 'as is' sales, these laws need to be considered for proper disclaimers and to ensure compliance with state requirements.

Uniform Commercial Code Article 2: Governs sales transactions, particularly Section 2-316 regarding warranty disclaimers in 'as is' sales.

State Title Laws: Requirements for properly transferring vehicle title, including necessary documentation and procedures.

Environmental Regulations: Federal and state requirements regarding vehicle emissions standards and environmental compliance.

Disclosure Requirements: Legal obligation to disclose known defects, damage history, and material facts about the vehicle's condition.

Payment Terms Requirements: Legal framework for documenting sale price, payment method, and financial arrangements in the sales agreement.