Once I have a buyer and the title for my car, where do I go from there?

Answer 1

DMV

Answer 2

States have different rules and regulations about the selling of a vehicle. The basics are simple. Get paid in cash or certified check so you have payment in full and they can't stop payment of renege on the deal. Sign the title over to the buyer, and give them the title. Many states to relinquish responsibility of the car, you need to turn in your plates and get a receipt for them. Other states, the plates stay with the car. If it were me, I would make sure I got a receipt from the buyer saying he has taken ownership of the vehicle, so you have proof that you sold it. I would also give him a receipt saying what he paid for the vehicle, have him sign it and keep a copy for your own records. This way you are protected if he never titles and registers the vehicle in his name. There are horror stories out there about sellers getting parking, speeding tickets and accidents in a car that they supposedly sold, but the buyer never titled the vehicle in their name, so the previous owner, the only owner on record gets the tickets etc. So protect yourself and keep proof of the sale. Don't forget to cancel any insurance on the vehicle. In most states, if not all, it is the new owners responsibility to title and register the car. Once you have signed the title over to them, you are pretty much done with the vehicle.

Answer 3

Assuming that your title has no lien, or the lien has been released and recorded at the court house, and that you've been paid in cash or a certified check, then we go to the county clerks office in KY. I sign the title over to the new owner and then he pays the taxes on it and registers the car in his name and we are done.

You could ask a car salesman the procedure to do it. I'm sure they would be happy to help you, who knows you may be in the market for another car?

Answer 4

they give u money, u give them car, not rocket science

Answer 5

you go to dmv and turn in your license plates,then you're done.