Additional information in contracts of sale and leases
 42. For the purposes of section 30 (1) of the Act, the information mentioned in paragraph 22 of subsection 39 (2) and paragraph 11 of subsection 41 (1) of this Regulation is the following: 1.  If the motor vehicle is a new motor vehicle and the contract for the sale or the lease of the vehicle identifies a specific motor vehicle, the maximum distance that will be shown on the odometer of the vehicle when it is delivered to the purchaser or the lessee, as the case may be. 2.  If the motor vehicle is a new motor vehicle and the contract for the sale or the lease of the vehicle does not identify a specific motor vehicle, i.  the maximum distance that will be shown on the odometer of the vehicle when it is delivered to the purchaser or the lessee, as the case may be, or ii.  a statement initialled by the purchaser or the lessee, as the case may be, that nothing is specified in the contract in respect of the maximum distance that will be shown on the odometer of the vehicle when it is delivered to the purchaser or the lessee. 3.  If the motor vehicle is a used motor vehicle, the total distance that it has been driven if the registered motor vehicle dealer can determine the distance. 4.  If the motor vehicle is a used motor vehicle and the registered motor vehicle dealer cannot determine the total distance that the vehicle has been driven but can determine the distance that the vehicle has been driven as of some past date, a statement of that distance and date, together with a statement that the total distance that the vehicle has been driven is believed to be higher than that distance. 5.  If the motor vehicle is a used motor vehicle and the registered motor vehicle dealer can determine neither the total distance that the vehicle has been driven, nor the distance that the vehicle has been driven as of some past date, a statement that the total distance that the vehicle has been driven is unknown and may be substantially higher than the reading shown on the odometer. 6.  If the motor vehicle’s odometer is broken or faulty, has been replaced, has been rolled back or is in miles, a statement to that effect. 7.  If any of the following is true of the motor vehicle, a statement to the effect that the vehicle was previously, i.  leased on a daily basis, unless the vehicle was subsequently owned by a person who was not registered as a motor vehicle dealer under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act
or the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act, 2002, ii.  used as a police cruiser or used to provide emergency services, or iii.  used as a taxi or limousine. 8.  If the motor vehicle has sustained any damage caused by fire, a statement to that effect. 9.  If the motor vehicle has sustained any damage caused by immersion in liquid that has penetrated to the level of at least the interior floorboards, a statement to that effect. 10.  If there has been structural damage to the motor vehicle or any repairs, replacements or alterations to the structure of the vehicle, a statement to that effect. 11.  If the motor vehicle is equipped with an anti-lock braking system that is not operational, a statement to that effect. 12.  If any of the motor vehicle’s airbags are missing or are not operational, a statement to that effect. 13.  If the motor vehicle requires repair in any of the following, a statement to that effect: i.  the engine, transmission or power train, ii.  the subframe or suspension, iii.  computer equipment, iv.  the electrical system, v.  the fuel operating system, or vi.  the air conditioning. 14.  If the motor vehicle is materially different from the original or advertised production specifications, a statement to that effect. 15.  If the motor vehicle has two or more adjacent panels that are not bumper panels and that have been replaced, a statement to that effect. 16.  The trim level of the motor vehicle. 17.  The make, model and model year of the motor vehicle. 18.  If any badge or other indication on the motor vehicle relates to a different model than the model of the vehicle, a statement to that effect. 19.  If the total costs of repairs to fix the damage caused to the motor vehicle by an incident exceed $3,000, a statement to that effect and if the registered motor vehicle dealer knew the total costs, a statement of the total costs. 20.  If the manufacturer’s warranty on the motor vehicle was cancelled, a statement to that effect. 21.  If the motor vehicle was declared by an insurer to be a total loss, regardless of whether the vehicle was classified as irreparable or as salvage under section 199.1 of the Highway Traffic Act, a statement to that effect. 22.  If the motor vehicle previously received treatment in a jurisdiction other than Ontario that was equivalent to having had a permit issued under section 7 of the Highway Traffic Act
or having been traded in Ontario, a statement to that effect and a statement of which jurisdictions, except if one or more permits have been issued for the vehicle under section 7 of that Act to cover at least the seven previous consecutive years. 23.  If the motor vehicle has been classified, under section 199.1 of the Highway Traffic Act, as irreparable, salvage or rebuilt, a statement as to how it was last classified. 24.  If the motor vehicle had been recovered after being reported stolen, a statement to that effect. 25.  Any other fact about the motor vehicle that, if disclosed, could reasonably be expected to influence the decision of a reasonable purchaser or lessee to buy or lease the vehicle on the terms of the purchase or lease.  O. Reg. 333/08, s. 42; O. Reg. 221/09, s. 15.