Private-party vehicle sales
Everything you need to buy or sell a car privately.
The right paperwork for your state, where to file it, a history report, and a fair market value — so both sides get a better deal than trading in at a dealer.
The right paperwork for your state
A bill of sale written for your state — not a generic form — with as-is, known-defects, odometer, and lien language that protects both sides.
Where to file it, and how
Plain-English directions: what to file, which office or portal, in person or online, the fee, and the deadline. We say which steps can't be done online.
A history report
Title brands, odometer flags, and accident history from a licensed provider, so nobody is surprised after the handshake.
A fair market value
A private-party value range next to dealer retail, so you can agree a price between the two and keep the dealer spread.
What we are — and are not
We are a documents-and-directions service. We are not a dealer, not an escrow agent, not a title service, and not your lawyer. We are never a party to your transaction. Read how it works.
States
- No state is published yet. States go live one at a time, after verification.
Texas first. Every other state ships only after its rules and its own bill of sale are verified.
We provide document templates and filing guidance only. Not legal advice. We are not a party to your transaction. Verify with your state DMV / county office before filing.