We're interested in buying your car, even if you're not buying from us.
If you're looking to sell your car but aren't interested in buying another, we can put you in touch with one of our eight full-time experienced buyers who are constantly on the lookout for good quality, late-model vehicles to purchase.
Our extensive network of contacts is always searching for vehicles at every price point, which means we might just have a potential buyer for your car!
Quick payment guaranteed: Get paid within 24 Hours!
Thanks to our electronic funds transfer system, you can expect the money to be in your account within 24 hours of the sale. Additionally, we're happy to pay off any existing finance or lease on your vehicle, or issue a check if that's your preferred method of payment.
To sell your car to a dealership, you will need to provide the following documents:
Vehicle registration certificate: You need to provide the original registration certificate of the vehicle.
Proof of ownership: You need to provide proof that you are the owner of the car, such as the original purchase invoice, transfer of ownership form or the registration certificate that shows your name.
Identification: You will need to provide a valid identification document, such as your passport or driver's license, to prove your identity.
Service history: It is also helpful to have a record of the car's service history, including any maintenance or repairs that have been done on the vehicle.
Finance documents: If there is any finance owing on the vehicle, you need to provide the finance documents.
Roadworthy certificate: You will need to provide a current roadworthy certificate, which indicates that the car is safe and roadworthy.
Other paperwork: The dealership may require other paperwork, such as insurance documents or a copy of the car's warranty.
For more information, please contact us beforehand to confirm what documents they require.
When you sell your car to a dealership, the dealership will usually take care of paying off any outstanding loan or lease that you have on the vehicle. If you owe more on the loan than the car is worth, you will need to pay the difference to the lender before the loan can be paid off.
If you have a lease, the dealership will usually contact the leasing company to obtain a payout figure. The payout figure will include any remaining lease payments, as well as any fees or charges associated with terminating the lease early.
Once the loan or lease has been paid off, any remaining proceeds from the sale of the vehicle will be given to you. If you owe more on the loan or lease than the car is worth, you will need to pay the difference to the lender before you can receive any proceeds from the sale.
It is important to note that you should contact your lender or leasing company prior to selling the car to ensure that you are aware of any fees or charges that may be associated with paying off the loan or lease early.
The process of selling your car to Midland City can vary in time depending on various factors such as the condition of the vehicle, and the documentation required. However, the process usually takes a few hours to a day to complete.
Here is a rough outline of the steps involved in the process:
Inspection: We will typically inspect your car to assess its condition and value.
Negotiation: Once the inspection is complete, we offer to purchase your car.
Documentation: If you agree to the sale, you must provide the necessary documentation, transfer ownership and pay off any outstanding loan or lease.
Payment: After completing the paperwork, we will pay you the agreed-upon amount.
Selling a car privately can be more time-consuming and may require more effort on your part, such as advertising the vehicle, arranging viewings, and dealing with potential buyers. Additionally, there are certain risks involved in selling a car privately, such as fraudulent buyers, scams, and potential safety concerns.
Selling your car to a dealership can be a quicker and more convenient option, as we will typically handle most of the paperwork and pay you a fair price for your car. Additionally, selling your car to a dealership can be a good option if you are looking for a hassle-free transaction and do not want to deal with the potential risks involved in selling a car privately.
