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Selling a vehicle can be complicated, no matter which state you’re located in. We designed this page to be a one-stop resource for anything and everything you may need to for selling a vehicle. Whether you are looking for a bill of sale template, need to find out more information about the warranty of the vehicle you’re selling, or want to know more about the lemon law, you can find it here. Read on to learn more about selling a vehicle.
Popular Selling Guides
Bill of Selling Form
This form is a basic bill of sale template that meets the requirements of many states.
Auto Warranty Center
Learn more about the warranty of the vehicle you’re selling, including whether it can transfer to the new owner.
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Find your nearest car dealers in DMVGO’s extensive directory.
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If you’re interested in buying a car rather than selling one, this page has numerous helpful resources.
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Learn more about different financing options available in the market.
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New Car Seller Guide
If you want to become a new car seller, you have to meet many more requirements than if you want to be a private, low-volume seller. These requirements may include:
Getting a franchised dealership from a manufacturer
Paying different taxes than sellers of used vehicles pay
Helping your buyers get financing
Things to Remember When Selling a Vehicle
If you are selling a vehicle, there are a few best practices that you should follow. The first is to remember to sign over the title. Secondly, you need to properly record the sale on a bill of sale form. This is a good idea even if your state does not require a bill od sale. Finally, you should be sure to either remove the vehicle’s tags (if the tags stay with the owner in your state) or leave the tags on (if they stay with the car in your state).