Yes you can. It's up you if you'll gonna sell it to someone else and after it was successfully sold your car, you should return the money to the other buyer of your car who has a lean on your car.
You cannot sell a car for salvage unless you have the title with you listed as the owner with no lean on the car. If there is a lien on the car you cannot sell it without having the lien removed.
A wholesale car dealer is a car dealer that cannot sell vehicles to the general public, and can sell only to other car dealers.
Contact the Credit Union for a lean release.
depends how much money they give you for it
Yes. But not a dealership
If a car dealership has a lean on your car and you have not made the required payments they may repossess your car.
I believe in certain states yes due to the fact that you don't own the car, the bank or lean holder does.
Any day is a good day but Saturday is the best day for an individual to sell a car. More people are off work and are out looking for a car on that day.
An individual would visit the OVE website in order to sell their car directly online instead of waiting to sell at auction. OVE stands for Online Vehicle Exchange.
You are required to inform the buyer of all known defects that could pose as a threat. So I'd say yes.
You can sell a vehicle to a salvage yard for parts with a bill of sale if they don't intend to resell the vehicle, but if you sell it to an individual, and they want to register the vehicle, they will need a title.
To effectively sell a car to an individual, you should first clean and prepare the car for sale, gather all necessary documents such as the title and maintenance records, set a fair price based on market value and condition of the car, advertise the car through online platforms and social media, be transparent about the car's history and any issues it may have, be prepared to negotiate the price, and finally, complete the sale by transferring ownership and payment securely.