Should I Sell My Car If I Hardly Drive It?

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If you hardly drive your car, it is recommended that you sell it. Here are some considerations when selling a used car: 1. Prepare the necessary documents: including the purchase invoice, vehicle license, vehicle and vessel usage tax, vehicle purchase tax, and proof of insurance and other relevant tax payments. Once both parties agree on the transaction, proceed to the vehicle management office as soon as possible to complete the transfer of ownership. 2. Sign a sales agreement: The seller must clearly state in the agreement that any traffic violations or accidents after the sale will be the responsibility of the new owner. Any verbal agreements between the buyer and seller should also be included in the written terms of the sales agreement. 3. Complete all transfer procedures: When buying or selling a used car, it is essential to promptly complete the transfer of vehicle documents and insurance to avoid future complications for both parties. The transfer procedures can be handled at a professional used car company or a 4S shop to ensure the ownership and related responsibilities are properly transferred.