Depending on
the laws, you may or may not be able to sell my car without a title. Before you try to sell your car without a
title, you should talk to your DMV to see if possible, or even legal. Even if
it is legal to sell your car without a title, most buyers are usually very hard
up to purchase it.
What a car
title’s do is who owns the vehicle. Most car titles contain the same basic
information, owner’s name and address, make, model, color and mileage at the
time of purchase. If you try to register a car without a title, it may be a
problem because the DMV then has no way of knowing if you are the true owner.
Most cars
that are sold without titles are because the title is in the possession of a
third party, due to loans. In these cases the seller should either pay off the
balance of the loan before selling the vehicle, or arrange for the car to be
sold while the lien holder transfers the title to the new owner. Some just lose
the title to the vehicle they are attempting to sell.
Obtaining a
replacement isn’t hard, but there may be some cases where that is not an
option. If this becomes the case, you must either fill out a lost title form at
your local DMV office or normally go through a title service. These normally
work by providing you for a free with a bill of sale for your vehicle, which
you then take to the DMV and obtain a title. Before using a title service,
check the laws in your state. It’s difficult to sell a car without a title, but
it’s not impossible. Using the steps that are outlined here, it can be done.
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