Which documentation is NOT required for dealer-to-dealer transactions regarding vehicle sales?

In dealer-to-dealer transactions regarding vehicle sales, certain documentation is essential to ensure transparency and compliance with regulations. The requirement for inspection reports, disclosure of vehicle damage such as two adjacent panels replaced, and a lien report is fundamental for protecting all parties involved and promoting responsible business practices.

However, a history of service records is not typically required in these transactions. While service records can provide valuable insight into a vehicle's maintenance and repair history, they are not mandated for dealer-to-dealer sales. Dealers engage in a professional capacity that often assumes a certain level of due diligence, allowing them to make informed decisions based on their own evaluations and inspections of the vehicle. Thus, while service records may be beneficial, they do not constitute a requirement for compliance in the context of mandated documentation for this specific type of transaction.