A Delaware Dealer Consignment Vehicle Contract is a written agreement between a dealer and a consignee in which the dealer consigns a vehicle to the consignee for sale. The contract outlines the terms of the agreement, including the sale price and the duration of the contract. It also specifies the duties of the parties involved, such as the dealer's responsibility to maintain the vehicle and the consignee's liability for any damages incurred during the term of the contract. There are two types of Delaware Dealer Consignment Vehicle Contracts: New Vehicle Consignment Contracts and Used Vehicle Consignment Contracts. New Vehicle Consignment Contracts are for vehicles that are new and unused, while Used Vehicle Consignment Contracts are for vehicles that have been previously owned. Both types of contracts require the dealer to provide the consignee with a detailed vehicle history report and any other relevant information about the vehicle. They also specify that the dealer is responsible for any repairs or maintenance needed during the term of the contract, as well as for any applicable taxes and fees. Additionally, the contract outlines the amount of commission that the consignee will receive from the sale of the vehicle.