It's the question we get more than any other, and the honest answer is: sometimes yes, sometimes no, and it depends on specifics we can sort out in about two minutes on the phone.
The vehicle's age, whether it's registered to you, whether there's a lien on it, and what documentation you do have. An older car registered in your name with no lien is usually workable. A newer car you can't prove you own is usually not, and any buyer who tells you otherwise is someone you should be careful with.
In Illinois that generally means applying for a duplicate title through the Secretary of State, which you can do if the car is in your name. We'll tell you exactly which form and what it costs. We don't charge to explain it, and we don't need you to buy anything from us first.
Because they're not the ones taking the risk — they're selling your information to someone else. We buy the car ourselves, which means we have to be straight with you about whether the paperwork works.
Any buyer who tells you the paperwork is never a problem is telling you what you want to hear.
Call for an offer in minutes, or text photos and we'll quote from those.