#car seller

[about-cars]

What documents do you need to sell a car in Maryland?

Selling a car in Maryland can be a straightforward process, but understanding the necessary paperwork and procedures is crucial for a smooth and legal transaction. Whether you're aiming for a quick sale or seeking the best value, ensuring you have the correct documentation will guarantee a hassle-free experience for both you and the buyer. Required Documents

1. Maryland Certificate of Title: This document is the official proof of ownership and must be signed by both the seller and the buyer on the title's back under the "Assignment of Ownership" section. Print your names legibly and provide the buyer's complete address. If the title is lost or damaged, obtain a duplicate from the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) using form VR-018.

2. Bill of Sale: While not mandatory by law, a bill of sale provides legal protection for both parties. It should include the following information:

Seller's and buyer's names and addresses

Vehicle identification number (VIN)

Year, make, and model of the car

Sale price

Odometer reading

Date of sale

Signatures of both parties

3. Odometer Disclosure Statement: If the vehicle is less than 10 years old, you need to complete and sign this form (VR-038) disclosing the odometer mileage.

4. Emissions Inspection Certificate: Depending on the county where the vehicle is registered, an emissions inspection certificate may be required. Check with your local MVA branch for specific requirements.

5. Release of Liability: This document (form VR-002) allows you to notify the MVA that you are no longer responsible for the vehicle once it is sold.

Additional Documents (Conditional)

1. Notarized Bill of Sale: If the vehicle is less than 7 model years old and the sale price is below the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) book value, a notarized MVA Bill of Sale (form VR-181) is required. Both parties must sign this document in the presence of a notary public.

2. Power of Attorney: If you are selling the car on behalf of someone else, you need to have a valid power of attorney authorizing you to do so.

3. Lien Release: If there is a lien on the car, you will need to obtain a lien release from the lienholder before completing the sale.

Tips for Selling Your Car in Maryland

Gather all necessary documents in advance to ensure a smooth transaction.

Keep copies of all paperwork for your records.

Get the car inspected by a mechanic to identify any potential problems.

Set a realistic asking price based on the car's condition and market value.

Advertise your car online and in local classifieds.

Meet potential buyers in a safe and public place.

Do not release the car until you receive full payment.

Notify the MVA of the sale within 30 days.

By following these guidelines and ensuring you have all the necessary documents, selling your car in Maryland can be a quick and hassle-free process.

In Conclusion

Selling your car in Maryland is straightforward when you have the correct documentation. By preparing all the necessary paperwork and following the steps outlined above, you can ensure a smooth and legal transaction for both you and the buyer.

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[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Bristol 407/410 Convertible, 1963, by Viotti. A one-off Bristol convertible that was originally owned by actor Peter Sellers is for sale in the UK. A standard RHD Bristol 407 was sent to the Italian coachbuilder, it was a design exercise requested by Bristol Cars and made its first public appearance at the 1962 Turin Motor Show. Bristol decided against putting the car into production but Peter Sellers, a loyal Bristol client, persuaded the company to turn the prototype into a fully-finished car. It was often used by his wife, Britt Ekland

sales listing

[starrysilv3rse]

kitties please :3

doing my part o7 (her default state is donut)

vote rivendell twins at @mcytblingsbracket and you, too, can get cat pictures 🫶

[fabforgottennobility]

Peter Sellers' 1961 Aston Martin DB4GT

[quokkabite]

hi for absolutely no reason whatsoever u should show me what han pcs u have and also ones u like and want just for research purposed yk

i have not nearly enough 😭😭😭

and honestly there’s no han pc in this world i wouldn’t want 🥲 i’m v v v v v so normal about him honestly one hundred percent 🙂

[corrodedcoughin]

HELLO SPONTANEOUS PART 2 TO MANLY STEVE (inspired by the fact my dad is working on one of his classic cars rn)

One day once Steve and Eddie are dating, Steve buys himself a real junker of a car, from the 50s, barely working, missing wheels, broken down, and they keep it parked behind the Munson's new trailer.

And Steve is determined to fix it up. Rebuild the body, fix the engine, redo the interior. Really get his hands on it, fix it, make it his.

His father liked cars, but only if they were new, expensive, and he didn't have to touch the engine. He'd brag about horsepower, and top speed, but fixing it and changing the oil was blue collar work and "below him". Steve likes getting hands on, physical work, finding a problem and working around it.

So he spends hours tinkering with it, finding new parts, and Eddie and Wayne join him. Eddie taking all the knowledge his father gave him of hotwiring and stripping cars for parts and using it productively. Making it a happy memory. So of course Wayne is there. Getting as involved as he can when Eddie keeps reminding him to take it easy, dont get hurt, they can share the work. (Wayne's car knowledge is a big help)

I just!!!!! Them forming this new loving family unit and working to create something together

Momo I’m so sorry I’m so late getting back to you!!

I LOVE your ideas, as always.

What about Steve, Eddie and Wayne going off in Eddie’s van to scope out scrap yards/used parts. They make a day off it every month or second month, touring round their usual spots. Eddie elbow deep in a pile of parts when he he hears Wayne’s slow and steady drawl that cuts through the noise of the yard

‘Boys, think I found somethin’

Eddie sidles up, looking over Wayne’s shoulder when Steve approaches from the opposite side. Wayne just raises an eyebrows and points with his cigarette to an old piece of kit that’s seen better days but by Steve’s reaction you’d think he’d just been handed seventeen babies, a station wagon and a family home to house them all.

It’s the piece Steve had been looking for for god knows how long. Only thing is, it’s more expensive than it has any right to be. They only find this out after Steve takes it up to the owner to ask thr price. His face falls, dreams of finishing their project car dashed. He tries not to let it show, just gives a tight lipped smile and walks away, hands in pockets.

Both Eddie and Wayne catch each others eyes, theirs heads come together, seeing if there’s a solution. They know they can’t afford it themselves, no chance, they are just managing bills and food as it is, disposable income a rarity. Eddie has an idea though, he asks Steve to let him and wayne contribute towards the cost, knowing that between the three of them and some sweet talking to the yard owner into a payment plan (Wayne has some long running connections that he’s not shy of exploiting when it comes to his boys). It’s not easy, Steve outright refuses at first, saying that he could never take that from Eddie and Wayne, that they don’t need to pander to him. There’s sle loud ones, some angry ones too.

But it’s Wayne’s stern eye and explanation that ‘Steve, son, we’ve put some hours into this thing too. Don’t you think we want to see it done?’

They all know wayne is just giving Steve an out but they don’t mention it, don’t even vaguely acknowledge it. When Steve is sitting in the back of Eddie’s van, bright smile on his face as he cradled the hunk of metal in his arms he’s so grateful he thinks his heart might burst. He doesn’t catch it, too busy staring at the cold object in his lap but Eddie and Wayne share a look, one of pride. They can’t give much, not like what Steve is used to, but what they can give means so much more and that’s evident on Steve’s face.

[dimsilver]

going to look at a potential car option Monday and would really appreciate prayers that it works out! the car search hasn’t gone very well so far, although I’ve been blessed with finding an excellent prepurchase inspection mechanic :) and I have a ton going on toward the end of this month that I’d love to have a car for

[fer3112]

I can't believe I found an Etsy store selling AI generated crochet patterns with reviews stating that the image being advertised does not match the pattern and etsy won't do anything. I hate this timeline where I can't even buy a crochet pattern in peace. Look at this shit they're selling:

[newyorkthegoldenage]

A candid night photo of a used car salesman and his customer through the window of the finance company, Broadway and West 64th Street, 1930s.

Photo: Vintage Images/Fine Art America

[autumnhobbit]

nothing makes you realize how many people have some form of color blindness as any time someone has to classify a color for their job and you’re there like ‘…….uh’

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Bentley S2 Continental Drophead Coupé, 1960, by Park Ward. A Bentley once owned by actor and comedian Peter Sellers is to be offered at auction. Seller owned the car between 1961 and 1965 and had the car converted to the 'quad headlamp' design of the S3.

auction listing

[screamingay]

well im driving a new car now.. it's nice and im excited but i did cry saying goodbye to janet (my first car) after id cleaned her all out and moved all my stuff to the new one

[superconductivebean]

#1025

no people be upset be loud be annoying, any cyberpunk defence aka They Didn't Promise!! is missing the point by 10 miles and 1 yard

[tea-of-destiny]

So I, uh, made an acquisition.

Came across a bit of a bargain for a used-like new copy on FB Marketplace, and I just couldn't pass it up.

[crabs-in-a-trench-coat]

My friends trying to help me find a car only to somehow find private sellers all trying to hock minivans with 200k miles from families with like six freaking kids