How to Sell Your Car in North Carolina

There are several ways to sell your car in North Carolina. You can sell it privately, trade it in, sell to a dealer, junk it, or donate the car. Specialized car-buying services like webuyanycar.com simplify the process, making it fast and easy. Click here to find out how much your car is worth.

Documents Required when Selling a Vehicle You Own Outright

• The Car’s Title
• Odometer Disclosure Statement (required for vehicles less than 10 years old)
• North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Bill of Sale (Form MVR-180)

If You Are Selling a Financed Vehicle, You Will Also Need:

• Lienholder’s Payoff
• Odometer Disclosure Statement
• North Carolina DMV Bill of Sale (Form MVR-180)

North Carolina requires a vehicle inspection if the car’s registration is expired or up for renewal. Check with your local DMV office for inspection requirements.

Junking Your Car at a Junk Yard? You’ll Need:

• Junk Receipt
• The Car’s Title
• North Carolina DMV Bill of Sale (Form MVR-180)

Special Circumstances and Forms

In most sales, the title and odometer statement are sufficient. However, additional forms may be needed for special circumstances:

• Power of Attorney (Form MVR-63): If someone else is completing the sale on your behalf.
• Application for Duplicate Title (Form MVR-4): If your title is lost or damaged.

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