OPUS Camper Australia

OPUS CAMPER

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

Purple Line Pty Ltd (ACN 147 825 250) trading as OPUS Camper · August 2026

1. Definitions

In these Terms:

“ACL” means the Australian Consumer Law, being Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth);

“Business Day” means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in Melbourne, Victoria;

“Camper Trailer” means the camper trailer or hybrid caravan supplied by OPUS Camper to the Customer as described in the Order Form;

“Contract” means the contract for the sale of the Camper Trailer by OPUS Camper to the Customer, comprising the Order Form and these Terms;

“Customer” means the person, firm or corporation named in the Order Form as the buyer of the Camper Trailer and, if there is more than one, each of them jointly and severally;

“Deposit” means the amount payable under clause 4.3(a), being 10% of the Purchase Price;

“Order Form” means the OPUS Camper order form signed by the Customer and OPUS Camper for the order of the Camper Trailer, to which these Terms are attached;

“OPUS Camper” means Purple Line Pty Ltd (ACN 147 825 250) trading as OPUS Camper;

“PPSA” means the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth), and “Security Interest” has the meaning given in the PPSA;

“Production Commitment” means the earlier of the date OPUS Camper places an order with its manufacturer for the Camper Trailer, or allocates completed or partially completed stock to the Contract, in each case as recorded in OPUS Camper's production records;

“Production Line Entry” means the date the Camper Trailer enters the production line at OPUS Camper's premises in Melbourne for final assembly, as recorded in OPUS Camper's production records;

“Purchase Price” means the total purchase price for the Camper Trailer stated in the Order Form, including GST and any variations agreed in writing;

“Terms” means these Terms and Conditions of Sale, including Schedule 1, Annex A and Annex B.

2. The Contract

2.1

The Contract between OPUS Camper and the Customer comprises the Order Form and these Terms, which together are the entire agreement between the parties about their subject matter. If there is any inconsistency, the Order Form prevails over these Terms.

2.2

The version of these Terms published on OPUS Camper's website is the same document attached to the Order Form. If they differ, the version signed with the Order Form prevails.

2.3

A written quotation is valid for 14 days and is an invitation to treat only. The Order Form signed by the Customer is an offer by the Customer to purchase the Camper Trailer on these Terms. The Contract is formed when OPUS Camper accepts that offer by countersigning the Order Form. OPUS Camper will not countersign the Order Form until: (a) every condition recorded on the Order Form (including any finance approval) has been satisfied or waived in writing; and (b) the Deposit has been paid. If OPUS Camper does not countersign the Order Form within 21 days of the Customer signing it, or declines the order, no Contract is formed and OPUS Camper will refund the Deposit and any other amount paid, in full, within 14 days.

2.4

Clause 2.1 does not exclude, restrict or modify any right of the Customer under the ACL, including in respect of any representation made before the Contract was formed.

3. Australian Consumer Law

3.1

The Camper Trailer comes with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the ACL. The Customer is entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. The Customer is also entitled to have the Camper Trailer repaired or replaced if it fails to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

3.2

Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies, or is to be read as excluding, restricting or modifying, any guarantee, right or remedy conferred on the Customer by the ACL or by any other law that cannot be excluded, restricted or modified by agreement, including any applicable motor dealer legislation of a State or Territory.

3.3

Where a provision of these Terms limits or qualifies OPUS Camper's liability, it does so only to the extent permitted by law.

3.4

The OPUS Camper warranty is a voluntary express warranty. It operates in addition to, and does not limit, the Customer's rights under the ACL.

4. Price and Payment

4.1

The Purchase Price is stated in the Order Form and is inclusive of GST unless the Order Form states otherwise. The Customer must also pay any taxes, duties, registration and statutory charges identified in the Order Form as payable by the Customer.

4.2

OPUS Camper may increase the Purchase Price only to reflect: (a) a change in a tax, duty or statutory charge imposed on or in relation to the Camper Trailer; (b) a variation requested by the Customer and agreed under clause 6; or (c) a documented increase in OPUS Camper's cost of supply arising from circumstances beyond its reasonable control, notified to the Customer in writing before Production Commitment. If an increase under paragraph (c) exceeds 5% of the Purchase Price, the Customer may terminate the Contract by written notice within 14 days of the notification, and OPUS Camper will refund all amounts paid in full.

4.3

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Purchase Price is payable in two instalments only:

(a)

10% of the Purchase Price on the Customer signing the Order Form, as a deposit securing the Customer's performance of its obligations under the Contract; and

(b)

the remaining 90% of the Purchase Price on Production Line Entry.

4.4

OPUS Camper will notify the Customer in writing of Production Line Entry and will issue a tax invoice for the amount payable under clause 4.3(b) on or about that date. Payment of that invoice is due 7 days after the date of the invoice, and in any event before collection of the Camper Trailer.

4.5

The Contract must not be varied so that the Purchase Price becomes payable in more than two instalments, and nothing in the Contract constitutes a lay-by agreement for the purposes of the ACL.

4.6

This clause 4 is subject to the State-specific provisions in Schedule 1, Annex A and Annex B.

4.7

Payment may be made by electronic funds transfer (cleared funds by the due date), or by bank cheque or cash on signing of the Order Form or at collection.

4.8

The Deposit may be non-refundable, in whole or in part, only in the circumstances set out in clause 14.

5. Late Payment

5.1

If the Customer fails to pay an amount by its due date, OPUS Camper may: (a) charge interest on the unpaid amount at the rate for the time being fixed under the Penalty Interest Rates Act 1983 (Vic) plus 2% per annum, from the due date until payment in full; (b) recover its reasonable costs of recovering the unpaid amount; and (c) suspend performance of the Contract, including delaying Production Line Entry or withholding release of the Camper Trailer, until payment is made.

5.2

A failure to pay by the due date is a breach of the Contract to which clause 13.1(b) applies.

6. Changes and Variations

6.1

If the Customer requests a variation to the Camper Trailer or the Contract, OPUS Camper may accept the variation (with any agreed adjustment to the Purchase Price and the estimated timeframes, recorded in a revised Order Form), or decline it, including where the Camper Trailer has passed Production Commitment or where the variation would in OPUS Camper's reasonable opinion create a safety issue or non-compliance with applicable Australian Design Rules or Australian Standards.

6.2

OPUS Camper may make changes to the specifications of the Camper Trailer that do not materially prejudice its performance, quality, appearance or value, and will notify the Customer of any such change where practicable. If OPUS Camper proposes a change that would materially prejudice the Camper Trailer's performance, quality, appearance or value, or materially depart from the Order Form specifications, the Customer may, within 14 days of being notified, terminate the Contract by written notice and OPUS Camper will refund all amounts paid in full.

6.3

Weights, dimensions and capacities stated before completion of the Camper Trailer are estimates subject to manufacturing tolerances. This clause does not permit a material departure from a specification stated in the Order Form and does not limit clause 3.

7. Production, Delivery and Collection

7.1

Any date or period stated for completion or collection is an estimate given in good faith and not a contractual commitment, but OPUS Camper will keep the Customer reasonably informed of progress and will notify the Customer promptly of any material change to an estimated date.

7.2

OPUS Camper will notify the Customer in writing of Production Line Entry.

7.3

An earlier delivery or collection date than the estimate may be agreed with the Customer but cannot be imposed on the Customer, and does not accelerate any payment obligation except as agreed in writing.

7.4

Unless otherwise agreed in writing: (a) the Customer must arrange collection and transport of the Camper Trailer from OPUS Camper's premises at the Customer's cost; and (b) delivery occurs, and risk passes, at the commencement of loading or hitching of the Camper Trailer onto the Customer's transport vehicle at OPUS Camper's premises.

7.5

The Customer must collect the Camper Trailer within 14 days of written notice that it is ready for collection and that all amounts due have been paid. If the Customer does not, OPUS Camper may charge reasonable storage fees at the rate stated in that notice, accruing from the 15th day, and the Camper Trailer will be at the Customer's risk from that day.

7.6

If OPUS Camper is unable to complete or deliver the Camper Trailer within a reasonable time after the estimated completion date, and the delay is substantial, the Customer's rights under the ACL (including any right to terminate for failure to supply within a reasonable time) are not affected by clause 7.1.

8. Handover Inspection

8.1

The Customer and OPUS Camper will jointly inspect the Camper Trailer at handover, and any defect, shortage, damage or non-compliance identified will be recorded in writing and remedied by OPUS Camper within a reasonable time at no cost to the Customer.

8.2

The handover record is evidence of the condition of the Camper Trailer at handover. It does not limit the Customer's rights under the ACL, including in respect of defects not reasonably discoverable at handover.

9. Title, Risk and Insurance

9.1

Title to the Camper Trailer passes to the Customer on OPUS Camper's receipt of the Purchase Price and all other amounts due under the Contract in full.

9.2

Risk in the Camper Trailer passes to the Customer on delivery under clause 7.4(b), or as provided in clause 7.5.

9.3

If title passes before collection, OPUS Camper holds the Camper Trailer as bailee for the Customer until collection and will keep it insured against loss or damage until risk passes.

9.4

Until title passes, the Customer must not sell, encumber or part with possession of the Camper Trailer, and OPUS Camper may exercise its rights in respect of its Security Interest in accordance with the PPSA and applicable law.

10. PPSA

10.1

The Customer acknowledges that the Contract creates a Security Interest in the Camper Trailer (and its proceeds) to secure payment of the Purchase Price, and that OPUS Camper may register it on the Personal Property Securities Register.

10.2

The Customer must do anything OPUS Camper reasonably requires to ensure the Security Interest is enforceable, perfected and otherwise effective.

10.3

To the extent permitted by section 115 of the PPSA, the parties contract out of the provisions of Chapter 4 of the PPSA that may be excluded, and the Customer waives its right to receive any notice under the PPSA (including under section 157) unless the notice is required by a provision that cannot be excluded.

10.4

Neither party will disclose information of the kind referred to in section 275(1) of the PPSA except as required by law.

11. Warranty and Liability

11.1

OPUS Camper provides the OPUS Camper express warranty published at opuscamper.com.au/warranty and provided with the Camper Trailer. The warranty operates in addition to the Customer's rights under the ACL and under any applicable State motor dealer legislation, including the dealer guarantee described in Schedule 1 for New South Wales.

11.2

Subject to clause 3, and other than liability which cannot be excluded or limited by law, OPUS Camper is not liable for loss of profits, loss of revenue, loss of business or goodwill, or other indirect or consequential loss, arising out of or in connection with the Contract.

11.3

OPUS Camper's liability is reduced proportionately to the extent that the Customer's acts or omissions caused or contributed to the relevant loss or damage, including use of the Camper Trailer contrary to the owner's manual, overloading, unauthorised modification, or failure to maintain or store it with reasonable care.

11.4

The Customer is responsible for ensuring the Camper Trailer is compatible with, and lawfully towed by, the Customer's tow vehicle, provided that this clause does not affect any guarantee under the ACL, including where the Customer has made known a particular purpose or relied on OPUS Camper's skill or judgment.

12. Cancellation by the Customer

12.1

The Customer may terminate the Contract only:

(a)

with OPUS Camper's prior written consent, which OPUS Camper may give or withhold at its discretion, and which may be given subject to the consequences in clause 14;

(b)

if the Order Form records that the purchase is subject to finance approval, and the Customer, having promptly and diligently applied for finance, is unable to obtain approval and gives OPUS Camper written notice with satisfactory evidence of the decline within 7 days of receiving it;

(c)

under a statutory cooling-off or termination right that applies to the sale, including those described in Schedule 1 and Annex A; or

(d)

under clause 4.2, clause 6.2 or clause 7.6.

12.2

A purported cancellation or termination by the Customer otherwise than in accordance with clause 12.1 is of no effect, and a refusal by the Customer to perform the Contract following such a purported cancellation is a breach of the Contract to which clause 13.1(b) applies.

12.3

Nothing in this clause 12 excludes or limits any right the Customer has under the ACL, including in respect of a major failure of the Camper Trailer or a failure by OPUS Camper to supply within a reasonable time.

13. Suspension and Termination by OPUS Camper

13.1

OPUS Camper may terminate the Contract by written notice to the Customer if:

(a)

through circumstances beyond OPUS Camper's reasonable control, OPUS Camper is unable to supply the Camper Trailer; or

(b)

the Customer breaches the Contract and fails to remedy the breach within 14 days of written notice from OPUS Camper identifying the breach and requiring it to be remedied.

13.2

OPUS Camper may suspend performance during the notice period under clause 13.1(b). If the Contract is suspended, OPUS Camper will give the Customer a revised estimated timetable as soon as reasonably practicable.

14. Consequences of Termination

14.1

If OPUS Camper terminates under clause 13.1(a), or the Customer terminates under clause 12.1(b), 12.1(c) or 12.1(d), OPUS Camper will refund all amounts paid by the Customer within 14 days, less only any amount expressly permitted to be retained by an applicable statutory cooling-off provision.

14.2

If the Contract ends by consent under clause 12.1(a), or OPUS Camper terminates under clause 13.1(b), the following apply according to the stage the Camper Trailer had reached when the Customer first communicated an intention to cancel or, in the case of another breach, when the notice under clause 13.1(b) was given:

(a)

Stage 1 — before Production Commitment: OPUS Camper may retain from the Deposit its reasonable administrative costs, capped at $500, and will refund the balance of all amounts paid;

(b)

Stage 2 — on or after Production Commitment but before Production Line Entry: OPUS Camper may retain the Deposit as liquidated damages, and will refund any other amounts paid;

(c)

Stage 3 — on or after Production Line Entry: OPUS Camper may retain its costs and losses reasonably incurred in connection with the Contract, itemised in writing to the Customer and capped at the total of the amounts paid by the Customer, and will refund the balance of all amounts paid.

14.3

The parties agree that the amounts retained under clause 14.2 are a genuine pre-estimate of the loss OPUS Camper is likely to suffer at the relevant stage, having regard to manufacturing and freight commitments, holding and remarketing costs, and the discount and delay ordinarily involved in reselling a unit built or allocated for a particular order. OPUS Camper will act reasonably to mitigate its loss, and costs incurred after the Customer first communicated an intention to cancel will not be counted under clause 14.2(c).

14.4

Any amount paid by the Customer beyond the amount OPUS Camper is entitled to retain will be refunded within 14 days of termination.

14.5

This clause 14 is subject to Schedule 1 and Annex B, including the cap applying to Western Australian sales.

15. Notices

15.1

A notice under the Contract must be in writing and may be given: (a) by hand; (b) by prepaid post to the address in the Order Form, deemed received 2 Business Days after posting; or (c) by email to the email address in the Order Form, deemed received at the time of transmission unless the sender receives an automated non-delivery notice.

15.2

Each party must promptly notify the other of any change to its contact details. A formal notice under clause 12 or clause 13 must be given by email.

16. General

16.1

The Contract is governed by the law of Victoria and the parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of its courts. This clause does not prevent the Customer bringing a claim in any court or tribunal having jurisdiction under applicable consumer protection or motor dealer legislation.

16.2

If a provision of these Terms is unenforceable it is to be read down so as to be enforceable or, if it cannot be, severed without affecting the remaining provisions.

16.3

A failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. The Contract may be executed in counterparts.

16.4

The Contract records the entire agreement of the parties, but this clause does not exclude liability for, or limit any remedy in respect of, any statement or representation made before the Contract was formed, including under section 18 of the ACL.

SCHEDULE 1 — STATE-SPECIFIC PROVISIONS

This Schedule applies according to the State identified in the Order Form as the State in which the sale is made. If a provision of this Schedule, Annex A or Annex B is inconsistent with the Terms, the Schedule or Annex prevails for that sale.

S1. New South Wales

S1.1

Cooling-off (linked credit). Where the Customer obtains credit from OPUS Camper or a linked credit provider whose finance is arranged or facilitated by OPUS Camper, the Customer has the cooling-off rights in Part 4, Division 4 of the Motor Dealers and Repairers Act 2013 (NSW). The prescribed cooling-off notice is set out in Annex A, which forms part of these Terms. Where this clause applies, the Customer must complete and sign Annex A, and any waiver of the cooling-off period is effective only if made in the form in Annex A.

S1.2

Online purchasers. Where the Customer is an online purchaser within the meaning of that Act, OPUS Camper will not require payment of more than 10% of the Purchase Price before the Customer takes possession of the Camper Trailer. For those sales, clause 4.3(b) does not apply and the balance of the Purchase Price is payable at collection, before possession. OPUS Camper will also provide the inspection opportunities required by section 66C of that Act.

S1.3

Dealer guarantee. Where the sale attracts the dealer guarantee under Part 4, Division 3 of that Act (which applies to trailers and towable recreation vehicles from 1 September 2026), OPUS Camper will, at its own expense, repair or make good the Camper Trailer if it is a defective vehicle within the meaning of that Act, within the applicable limitation period (6 months for a new vehicle). This guarantee is additional to the Customer's ACL rights and the OPUS Camper warranty.

S1.4

Nothing in the Contract excludes, modifies or restricts the application of the Motor Dealers and Repairers Act 2013 (NSW).

S2. Queensland

S2.1

The sale of a new Camper Trailer is not subject to the statutory warranty or cooling-off provisions of the Motor Dealers and Chattel Auctioneers Act 2014 (Qld), which apply to used vehicles. The Customer's rights under the ACL and the OPUS Camper warranty are unaffected.

S3. Western Australia

S3.1

Caravans and camper trailers are prescribed vehicles under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1973 (WA). Where the sale is made in Western Australia: (a) the sale is made under OPUS Camper's Western Australian motor vehicle dealer licence MD31949; (b) the contract incorporates the particulars, terms and conditions prescribed by the Motor Vehicle Dealers (Sales) Regulations 1974 (WA), set out in Annex B, which prevail over these Terms to the extent of any inconsistency; and (c) despite clause 14, any amount OPUS Camper seeks on the Customer's breach or repudiation will not exceed 5% of the Purchase Price and will be a genuine estimate of OPUS Camper's loss, and on a termination permitted by the prescribed terms any deposit will be refunded as those terms require. Where this clause applies, the Customer must sign the acknowledgement in Annex B.

S4. South Australia

S4.1

The sale of a new Camper Trailer is not subject to the Second-hand Vehicle Dealers Act 1995 (SA). The Customer's rights under the ACL and the OPUS Camper warranty are unaffected.

S5. Victoria

S5.1

A camper trailer is not a motor car for the purposes of the Motor Car Traders Act 1986 (Vic), and no statutory cooling-off period applies to the sale. The Customer's rights under the ACL and the OPUS Camper warranty are unaffected.

ANNEX A — NEW SOUTH WALES COOLING-OFF NOTICE

This Annex applies only where the sale is made in New South Wales and OPUS Camper arranges or facilitates finance from itself or a linked credit provider (clause S1.1). Customers to whom it applies must complete and sign this Annex. It does not apply to any other sale.

MOTOR DEALER INFORMATION

Dealer: Purple Line Pty Ltd trading as OPUS Camper (ACN 147 825 250) NSW motor dealer licence number: MD096522

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________

MOTOR VEHICLE INFORMATION

Make / model: ______________________________ VIN / chassis number: ______________________________

CREDIT PROVIDER INFORMATION

Credit provider: ______________________________________________________________________

YOUR COOLING OFF RIGHTS

Because the dealer has arranged or facilitated finance for your purchase, you have a cooling off period. The period ends at 5pm on the next day the dealer is open for business after you sign the contract. You may terminate the contract by giving written notice to the dealer during that period. The notice must be signed by you or by your solicitor or barrister. You are not entitled to possession of the vehicle during the cooling off period unless the dealer agrees. If you terminate the contract during the cooling off period, you must pay the dealer $250.00 or 2% of the purchase price, whichever is the lesser amount, and the dealer must refund all other amounts you have paid.

NO COOLING OFF PERIOD

There is no cooling off period if: the vehicle is purchased for predominantly business or commercial purposes; the purchase is at a bona fide auction; you are a motor dealer or financier; or the finance was not arranged or facilitated by the dealer.

WAIVING YOUR RIGHT

You may waive your cooling off rights only by signing this form. Should you waive your right to a cooling off period, YOU WILL LOSE YOUR RIGHT TO TERMINATE THE SALES AGREEMENT.

☐ I wish to KEEP my right to a cooling off period

☐ I wish to WAIVE my right to a cooling off period

Customer signature: ______________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ________

Dealer signature: ______________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ________

ANNEX B — WESTERN AUSTRALIA: PRESCRIBED CONTRACT TERMS

This Annex applies only where the sale is made in Western Australia under OPUS Camper's WA motor vehicle dealer licence MD31949 (clause S3.1). Customers to whom it applies must sign the acknowledgement below. It does not apply to any other sale.

B1.

The particulars, terms and conditions prescribed by the Motor Vehicle Dealers (Sales) Regulations 1974 (WA) form part of the Contract and prevail over the Terms and this Annex to the extent of any inconsistency.

B2.

Without limiting clause B1, for a sale to which this Annex applies: (a) any increase in the Purchase Price of a new vehicle arising from an increase in the manufacturer's or distributor's price may be passed on only up to and including 5% of the total factory price; (b) if no delivery time is stated in the Order Form, the vehicle is to be delivered within 3 months (new vehicle); (c) if the Customer breaches or repudiates the Contract, the amount OPUS Camper may claim will not exceed 5% of the total Purchase Price and must be a genuine estimate of OPUS Camper's loss, and any deposit paid may be applied toward that amount; and (d) on a termination permitted by the prescribed terms, any deposit will be refunded immediately.

B3.

Clause 14.2 of the Terms applies to a Western Australian sale only to the extent consistent with this Annex.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT — Western Australian customers

I acknowledge that my purchase is made under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1973 (WA) and that the prescribed terms in this Annex apply to my Contract.