Want to sell my 3G TLS
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The difference will be paid directly to your lender so then the title is released to new owner once you register the car over.
Once you are ready to sell it or are already in the process of selling it, visit your lender and tell them that you will be selling the car and the buyer will be paying off the loan under your name so the title is released.
That's the process I went through to purchase my TL
Once you are ready to sell it or are already in the process of selling it, visit your lender and tell them that you will be selling the car and the buyer will be paying off the loan under your name so the title is released.
That's the process I went through to purchase my TL
#5
2004 Acura TL
Are you planning on selling it yourself? In that case you would need to pay off the vehicle to get the title. If you trade it in im sure you can work something at the dealership
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You may have to contact bank or make sure that the buyer is willing to wait on the title and car . Inform them they you cannot release car until the funds reach the bank but once it gets to the bank it may take x amount of days for them to receive the title where you could already turn over the car to new owner. Mean while the title will be shipped to new owner and he will have to transfer the title him self.
More information!
http://www.carsdirect.com/sell-cars/...-has-the-title
Bill of sale! Very important to prevent scam
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/reg/reg135.pdf
Varies per state btw! Find it your self if it isn't California haha
http://www.dmv.org/bill-of-sale.php
More information!
http://www.carsdirect.com/sell-cars/...-has-the-title
Bill of sale! Very important to prevent scam
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/reg/reg135.pdf
Varies per state btw! Find it your self if it isn't California haha
http://www.dmv.org/bill-of-sale.php
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Hopefully you'll sell the car for more than owed, if not that's a problem unless you have the money to make up the difference. If no local branch, you'll need to contact the lender and allow the buyer to verify with communication and payment would be sent directly to the lender, then title would be returned.
#12
Drifting
It might not be super complex if your buyer also needs a car loan to buy the car- that would be like refi'ing with a different lender. The two banks would do business amongst themselves.
The other option is to go to carmax and sell the car to them directly. You'll get a better price than a tradein in most cases and save yourself these hassles. The best option is simply to keep the car until you pay it off then you don't have this problem altogether.
The other option is to go to carmax and sell the car to them directly. You'll get a better price than a tradein in most cases and save yourself these hassles. The best option is simply to keep the car until you pay it off then you don't have this problem altogether.
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Safety Car
Depending on where you go you might be able to trade it in. If you have negative equity on your TL the dealer will add that to the cost of your new car.
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Try the Acurazine Black Market, if you wan to sell it outright.
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You can still do it you will just need a patient buyer who will wait after car is paid off to you for you to pay off bank get title and send to him or his lender.
If he is financing to get the loan also the banks will figure something out. Thats the process I went through.
I had all financials worked out. Flew to NYC, picked up car signed a Bill of Sale to basically state that he was no longer owner in case I went on a crime spree and hauled ass to Manhattan haha.
It is pretty common having a lien-holder. Good luck with sale.
If he is financing to get the loan also the banks will figure something out. Thats the process I went through.
I had all financials worked out. Flew to NYC, picked up car signed a Bill of Sale to basically state that he was no longer owner in case I went on a crime spree and hauled ass to Manhattan haha.
It is pretty common having a lien-holder. Good luck with sale.
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I went through a similar process before when buying my tl. The seller has a bank out of state and still owed $ on it. I paid him the $, he then contacted his bank notifying them that he will be paying off the car. He gave me the keys to the car, and Within a week he got the title from the bank from out of state, and we met up and he signed it over to me. Granted there were risks in that because of the waiting period for the title, but he seemed like a trustworthy guy, and he was.
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