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Free ATV Bill of Sale Template & Generator

ATV and UTV bill of sale with VIN, engine size, and hours/mileage tracking.

Seller Information

Buyer Information

ATV Details

Sale Information

Condition & Warranty

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About the ATV Bill of Sale

An ATV bill of sale documents the sale of four-wheelers, quads, and all-terrain vehicles. ATVs occupy a grey area in vehicle titling law β€” some states treat them like motor vehicles with full title requirements, others have ATV-specific registration, and a few states do not require title for ATVs at all. Our form includes engine displacement, model designation, and whether the unit is currently titled or only registered.

When to Use This Form

Use the ATV bill of sale for all-terrain vehicles, side-by-sides (UTVs/SXS), four-wheelers, and quads. Also appropriate for three-wheeled ATVs. Check your state's ATV titling requirements before completing the sale.

Legal Tip

Many states have ATV safety requirements that must be disclosed to the buyer, including whether the ATV is street-legal in your state. An ATV not registered for road use in one state may be road-legal in another β€” note the current registration status.

Fields Included in This Form

  • Year (required)
  • Make (required)
  • Model (required)
  • VIN (required)
  • Color (required)
  • Hours/Mileage (optional)
  • Engine Size (cc) (optional)

Frequently Asked Questions

Do ATVs have titles?
It depends on the state. States like California, Texas, and Florida do not typically issue titles for ATVs (they only require off-highway vehicle registration). Other states like Michigan, Colorado, and New York do title ATVs. Check your state's requirements.
What is the difference between an ATV and a UTV?
An ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle) is typically a single-rider four-wheeler you straddle, like a dirt bike. A UTV (Utility Task Vehicle) or side-by-side has seats and a steering wheel. Both can be documented on this form.
Can I ride an ATV on public roads?
Most ATVs are not street-legal and cannot be ridden on public roads. A small number of states allow ATV use on certain roads with specific equipment (mirrors, lights, turn signals). Check your state's laws.