car without title

Asked by Laguna_580 Jan 18, 2017 at 07:01 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Impala

Question type: General

Got a 2006 impala on a trade deal no title
car was just a bonus runs and drives great
all works as should what should I do about
title I can't get it any help would be great
should I part out ect

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Crystal answered 6 years ago

You could try getting a bonded title for the vehicle. A bonded title is just like a regular title, except in the title brand section it is marked BONDED. More info here: http://blog.suretysolutions.com/suretynews/so-you-bought-a-car-without-a-title-bond-heres- what-to-do-next

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Daniel answered 6 years ago

You can't sell a car without a title? That's wrong third-party Craigslist offer up you can sell a car without a title LOL

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Title_Reguru answered 6 years ago

Crystal's answer isn't bad but there's another option. You can try a court ordered title. Check everything out like you normally would far as vin number, liens and so on. You should have the buyers credit report if they financed, right?

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