how do i sell auto tags and do title transfers on vehicles?
362222
In PA, you can be licensed by the state as a title an tag office.  Otherwise, so far as I know, most, if not all, other states have state-run DMV offices.
440960
Put it in your front yard with a for sale sign, take the money and buy a Trans Am.\n\nIf you need advice on beefing it up...  Turbo Charger, lighten it up,  NOS, exhaust, Ignition System...   For more info contact Summit Racing.
1117053
Try www.craigslist.com.  They let you sell almost anything.  The last I looked they don't charge to advertise either.
907236
Sell your souls! Seriously!.....\n\nWhat I mean is, don't be afraid of "whoring" yourself out to EVERY newspaper, radio show, TV show in your area. Get as much publicity as you can. \n\nThe more publicity you get, the more sponsors you will get interested as it's to their advantage to get yourselves and your car seen as much as possible. \n\nWhat about driving your car around the local towns/villages in an attempt to drum up some support from locals. Spend some money getting it decorated in stickers with all the relevant information. \n\nMaybe put together a website address that you can give out to people with a PayPal account. That way you can hand out flyers etc with your website details on it and you never know, someone will contribute. \n\nA website, properly designed with loads of info on it will seem more attractive to potential sponsors too.
670399
Just go to yahoo auctions and sell it eBay style. A few years ago I used to sell through them all the time, but lately they were totally overrun by eBay. So I recommend eBay.
378409
Yes you can but it's tricky!\n\nSelling it yourself\n\nA private sale is often the best choice, since you'll get a lot more for the car than if you trade it in at a dealership. (See “Make a bundle by selling your own car.”) But it can be a lot of work -- and kind of tricky to pull off.\n\nYou first need to:\n\n    * Check with your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to get all the required paperwork and procedures for transferring ownership of your car.\n    * Check with your lender to find out its procedures on how to get the lien released on your vehicle.\n\nA lien is a kind of legal wheel-lock that lenders put on financed vehicles. Until the lien is released, the vehicle can't be transferred to a new owner.\n\nMost lenders will want you to pay off the loan in full before they release the lien, which is a problem if you need the buyer's money to pay off your debt. Your problem deepens if you need extra cash on top of the buyer's payment to retire the loan.\n\nTrading it in\n\nA trade is by far the easier choice, since the dealership handles all the paperwork. You also could score one of the new-car incentives that might help you erase or at least reduce your debt.\n\nLet's say you're $2,000 underwater on your car. A $4,000 rebate could erase that debt and give you a small down payment on your replacement vehicle, Nolan said.\n\n"There are so many incentives and cash-back rebates out there that you should be able to find one," he said.\n\nThe downsides: You'll get less for your old car than if you sold it yourself, and you may be vulnerable to some of the dealers' worst tricks: overcharging you for the new car or the new loan, or both. (The dealer knows you're either desperate or not very sophisticated financially if you're selling a car on which you still owe money.)\n\nAnd worse, despite the big rebate on your new car, you’re instantly underwater, because rebates aren’t magic. A $20,000 car that carries a $4,000 rebate is realistically worth $16,000 -- and that value starts dropping the minute your new car becomes a used one. The damage will be even worse if you’ve rolled over old debt into the new loan.\n\nAnd then the cycle starts all over again.
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Buy cars auctioned or impounded by police or the city (new brand cars usually are reselled very cheap), repair them and then sell them at market price. You'll make a lot of money in a short time!\n\nYou can also try to applied for a dealer license and do the same. With that type of license you have access to car auctions and you buy them a privileged price so you then can resell them.
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First, get the title in your name.  The person who sold you the car can get a duplicate title and then sign it over to you.  Always transfer ownership when purchasing a vehicle as soon as possible (20/20 hindsight for you, but good advice nonetheless).\n\nThe vehicle should be reported stolen.  You should have contacted the police by now and told them the entire story , or perhaps the legal owner of the car (the person on the title) should report it stolen.\n\nThe towing company should have some records of who they released the car to, but those records are not public.  The information is released to the police though.\n\nBe aware that other factors may come into play.  I own a towing company and once had a motorcycle in the impound yard.  Three different people claimed that it was their motorcycle, and one of them even had a title (it was invalid though).  It was not released to any of them, and eventually I received a call from the person that legally owned it.\n\nBest of luck in recovering your vehicle.
198283
I would think you would need a dealers license. Auctioneers sell things for others for a fee. You are talking about buying the cars first, then selling them for a profit. There's a big difference.
723826
You have to sell it to some very  well to do people and they only can pay you some thing fairly. You can contact some antic items dealer or give a small advertisement in the news papers and you will get some response.
1184561
Dude, \nJust put it on Craigslist.com.  It will sell like hotcakes!
1170107
go to dealer licences.com and they will tell you whaat you have to do to obtain them
1060217
when selling an item like a boat or car you must have the title noterized into the other persons name. See the notary and get a record of the change over and show this to the police, this should release you from your responsibility concerning the boat.
1131204
IF you sold it ( depending on the state, in TN for example you are required to take your tag off of it at sale\n\nYou will be notified of the impound but the driver will get the tickets for driving it without stickeer and so on.\n\nYou will have to most likely prove you sold it to them, and that they failed to transfer the ownership.
333734
Run your add on EBay! Just go to their page and it will walk you through the process of how to sell your fifth wheel. You can also use the "Trader" it's free.
523411
I live in a mobile in Central FL. It's considered in the same way a motor vehicle is,,,IE: VIN number. Find that and apply for a duplicate title.\n  I have no clue as to cost, but for a car for example it's about $46.\n\n  If you have trouble with a VIN you should be able to go to the County tax collectors office and get it from the tax records.\n\nRev. Steven
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Call your local Title Company and ask if they can help with this.  That's where I would start.