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Procedure for selling my car?


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I am thinking of selling my car directly. Don't feel doing trade in or sell to dealers as the returns are low. Let's say after I find a buyer, what should I do? Do I need to also arrange a loan for the buyer? My car's fully paid off. Thanks! [:)]

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No need to arrange anything for your buyer. That's his work.

Ensure you get full payment, preferably cashier's order.

Cheque could take some time to clear. Or worse......

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Let say I wan2 sell my getz 1.1m, bought in 2005, Dec at 40k at COE 14k...

What would be the value now?

I still have 6.8yrs loan but I made a 10k downpayment also backthen..

 

Let say I wan2 change to Lancer, what would the procedure be like..

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Neutral Newbie

as simpleman said, the buyer need to settle the loan himself.

 

Just need to agree on price, get the buyer to issue a cashier's order and go LTA to do the transfer paperwork. Transfer fee usually paid by the buyer, which, if I'm not wrong, is 3% of the PARF value. After that, call your insurance co to terminate your insurance and hopefully get some money back [:p]

 

However, if you do know of some finance institution who gives out 2nd hand car loan, you could recommend it to the buyer and get some comission from the finance institution [thumbsup]

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go to the used car section on sgcarmart and you'll get a rough idea what's the value of your car.

 

if you are changing t a new car, trading-in to the AD will be the most convenient, but if you are willing to source amoungst the used car dealers and do with a bit of inconvenience, you could save a few thousand bucks.

 

I got almost 2k more for my previous ride by selling to used car dealers instead of trading in to AD, but had to go without car for almost a week.

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