General terms and conditions of sale

1. Seller

The seller is Raquel Vicente-Ruiz, trading as VIER Motors and selling as a private individual, with address at Ciempozuelos (Madrid). Contact: [email protected] and 692 963 111 (WhatsApp and calls only).

2. Purpose and applicable law

These terms govern the sale of the used vehicles that VIER Motors advertises on this website. They apply together with the sale contract signed by the parties; in case of conflict, the contract prevails.

As a sale between private individuals, it is governed by the Spanish Civil Code (Articles 1445 et seq.) and, in procedural matters, by Law 1/2000 of 7 January on Civil Procedure. Royal Legislative Decree 1/2007, which governs sales by professionals to consumers, does not apply. The transfer of ownership is processed under the General Vehicle Regulations (Royal Decree 2822/1998).

Both parties must be of legal age and have legal capacity to enter into contracts.

3. Vehicle information

The photos and videos show the advertised vehicle itself, and its technical data come from its technical data sheet and other documents. Before signing, the buyer can see the vehicle, test-drive it and check the technical data sheet, the ITV (roadworthiness) report and the mileage.

Typographical errors in an advert do not bind the seller: the details that count are those in the contract.

4. Price, taxes and costs

Prices are in euros and, as this is a sale between private individuals, carry no VAT. The buyer pays the transfer tax (Impuesto sobre Transmisiones Patrimoniales) in the autonomous community where they live and the DGT fee for the change of ownership, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Transport of the vehicle, if requested, is quoted separately.

5. Reservation, payment and delivery

The website does not allow online purchases or reservations. If the parties agree on a deposit to reserve a vehicle, it will be documented in writing with its amount, stating whether it is a penitential deposit (arras penitenciales, Article 1454 of the Civil Code).

Payment is made by bank transfer or by the method agreed in the contract. The vehicle is handed over, with its keys and documents, once the price has been paid in full.

After signing, the seller notifies the DGT of the sale and the buyer applies for the change of ownership within the deadlines set by the General Vehicle Regulations. From delivery, the buyer takes custody of the vehicle and is responsible for its use.

6. Ownership and encumbrances

The seller warrants that she owns the vehicle and that it is free of charges, attachments and retention-of-title clauses, and is liable for this under Articles 1475 et seq. of the Civil Code.

7. Liability for hidden defects

The seller is liable for hidden defects for the statutory period of six months from delivery of the vehicle (Articles 1484 to 1490 of the Civil Code). This covers faults, breakdowns or necessary repairs that were not disclosed to the buyer and are not stated in writing in the contract.

Visible defects, defects that were disclosed and defects stated in the contract are not hidden defects.

The seller is not responsible for:

• breakdowns resulting from normal use of the vehicle;
• wear parts, as listed by the official manufacturer;
• repairs the vehicle needs because of its normal condition as a used vehicle.

If a hidden defect appears, report it to [email protected] or via WhatsApp, describing the problem and, if possible, attaching a workshop diagnosis. The buyer may choose between withdrawing from the contract, with reimbursement of the expenses paid, or a proportional price reduction (Article 1486 of the Civil Code).

8. No right of withdrawal

A sale between private individuals carries no right of withdrawal. Once the contract is signed, the sale is final, without prejudice to claims for hidden defects.

9. Data protection

How we process your personal data is explained in the data protection section of the Legal notice.

10. Jurisdiction

For any dispute or legal claim arising from these terms or from the sales, the parties expressly submit to the civil Courts and Tribunals of the city of Madrid (Articles 55 and 56 of the Civil Procedure Law), unless a mandatory rule provides for another forum. We will always try to reach an amicable solution first.