How To Sell My Car In Illinois

Certificate of Title

Complete the reverse side of the title:

• Buyer name and address.
• Buyer signature.
• Your signature.
• Odometer disclosure if the car is less than 10 years old.
• Rebuilt from salvage disclosure if needed.

Odometer Statement

If your car is less than 10 years old, complete the odometer disclosure on the back of the title.

If there’s no room on the title, you and the buyer must complete the Federal Odometer Disclosure Statement.

Notice of Transfer of Ownership

An Illinois title has a detachable Notice of Sale form to fill out and mail to the Illinois Secretary of State. This protects you if the vehicle is:

• Used in a crime.
• In an accident.
• Abandoned.
• Ticketed.

Bill of Sale

Illinois doesn’t require a bill of sale. But a record of the sale might protect you if the new owner fails to apply for a new title.

PrivateAuto includes a bill of sale with your car listing.

By offering to provide a vehicle history report, you present yourself as a trustworthy seller.

When you sell your car with PrivateAuto, you get a history report from AutoCheck at no extra cost.

Illinois requires you to remove the license plates from a sold automobile. You can transfer them to another car you own through the Illinois DMV.

PrivateAuto gives you everything you need to sell your car in Illinois.

• State-specific documents.
• Inspection and test drive scheduler.
• Vehicle history report from AutoCheck.
• Securely verify, transfer, and track funds.

You get dealer-like services in the palm of your hand.

Sell your car with PrivateAuto now!