List your car, connect with buyers, and close the deal securely on your terms.
Selling your car privately in the Granite State is simple and easy. First, by entering your VIN or License Plate number you will be creating your listing on KarKiosk. Present your car by taking high-quality pictures that showcase New Hampshire landscapes, verify your location in New Hampshire, and complete the easy registration process.
KarKiosk has the tools to have your car seen by buyers throughout New Hampshire. Multiple listings on platforms, free vehicle history reports, "Price Your Car Right" features, and "Feature Your Car" are just a few of the activities that we offer to ensure tens of thousands of car shoppers all over the state can see your car!
Once you connect with the buyer in NH that you want to do business, KarKiosk helps you close the deal with protection. Use the KarKiosk Message Center, so your Personal Email and Phone is never disclosed, and you can communicate safely and seamlessly. Whether youâre in Manchester, Concord, or anywhere in between, KarKiosk will help you sell your car.
List your car, reach serious buyers, and sell with confidence.
Start listing your car for sale privately on KarKiosk by entering your vehicles VIN or License Plate number
To make your listing as attractive as possible, upload high quality and clear photos. Don't forget to include a description of the condition of the vehicle, how you have used it, etc.
You want to have your vehicle title and other required documents. Each state has different documentation when selling your used vehicle, so be sure to look into that ahead of time!
You will be able to track incoming offers all in one place, and will be able to accept, rebut or counter offers from inside the KarKiosk platform. Plus, when you find a buyer or an offer that you like, you can schedule a test drive from within KarKiosk
The buyer, generally, will want to test drive your car. Eliminate the long tedious text reply back and forth - utilize scheduling to quickly figure out a good time and location for the test drive.
When you have sold your car, make sure to get the correct paperwork in order, you will need to transfer your vehicle title and any other documents based upon state requirements. Don't forget to cancel your insurance.
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To legally transfer ownership, you must complete the "Assignment of Title" section on the back of your Certificate of Title. You need to:
Enter the buyer's full name and address.
Write down the current odometer reading.
Fill in the date of the sale.
Sign your name exactly as it appears on the front of the title.
Do not use correction fluid or cross out information, as this can void the title.
In New Hampshire, vehicles with a model year of 1999 or older are exempt from titling. If you are selling an exempt vehicle, you do not need a title to transfer ownership. Instead, you will provide the buyer with a properly executed Bill of Sale along with a Verification of Vehicle Identification (Form TDMV 19A), which must be completed by an authorized agent like a law enforcement officer or licensed dealer.
If you've lost the title for your 2000 or newer vehicle, you must apply for a duplicate title from the NH DMV before you can sell it. If you have an outstanding loan on the car, the lienholder’s name will be on the title. You must pay off the loan in full. The lender will then release the lien, allowing you to get a clear title.
Yes, a Bill of Sale is required for all private vehicle sales. This document is essential for the buyer to register the car, especially if it is a title-exempt older model. The Bill of Sale must include:
The vehicle’s year, make, model, and VIN.
The purchase price and date of sale.
The full names and signatures of both the seller and the buyer.
Both you and the buyer should keep a signed copy for your records.
No. New Hampshire is one of the few states with no general sales tax. As a private seller, you do not need to worry about collecting any sales tax from the buyer.
No. In New Hampshire, the seller is not required to have the vehicle inspected before a private sale. The responsibility for getting a passing safety and emissions inspection falls on the buyer. The buyer must have the vehicle inspected within 10 days of registering it in their name.
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