of an automobile and defects that can occur in these systems; a suggestion that consumers ask the dealer if a pre-purchase inspection is permitted; and a warning against reliance on spoken promises that are not confirmed in writing. Finally, at the time of sale, the dealer must give the buyer the original Buyers Guide (or an accurate copy) that was displayed on the vehicle. This Buyers Guide must reflect the final warranty terms agreed on between the buyer and seller. B. Preparing the Buyers Guide Section 455.2(a) of the Rule explains how to fill in the Buyers Guide. You must complete four different parts of the preprinted Buyers Guide: (1) Vehicle information; (2) warranty information; (3) servce contract availability; and (4) dealer identification and consumer complaint information. 1. Buyers Guide Format -- Section 455.2(a) The Rule requires dealers to use the exact format for the Buyers Guide that is shown in the Rule. The text of the Rule contains a model Buyers Guide, in both English and Spanish, and also provides specific printing instructions. Dealers may print their own Buyers Guides or get copies from any other source, such as trade associations and from companies. All Buyers Guides must comply exactly with the standardized wording, type style, type size, and format required by the Rule. Section 455.2(a)(2) of the Rule requires that the Buyers Guide be printed in 100% black ink on white stock that is at least 11 inches high and 7 1/4 inches wide. Dealers also may post