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Several car owners sell their cars privately, either to dealers or individuals. Similarly, many car owners have their   cars  financed through banking institutions or credit unions. Title loans have become more prevalent as it's become more difficult for consumers to borrow money in other ways. Credit cards are harder for some people to get, home equity lines of credit have dried up, and many states have tightened regulations around payday loan lenders. Auto title loans have become a last-ditch financial lifeline for many. Now the question is: If you don't have the title, how will you   sell a car ? Vehicle with Title Loan   What is title loan? An auto title loan is lent to an individual on the basis of his/her car title and the amount of this title loan is determined by the worth of the car. If you are unable to repay the full loan or it goes in default, then the loan company has the right to sell off the car and get back the amount of the loan. Approximately half ...

Best Places to Shop for Your Next Used Car Over  40 million people  shop for used cars yearly. Used car sites make the search easy with so much information about each car, search options and more. They are much easier than scouring the streets for a car with a “For Sale” sign on it. While Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace can help, they tend to have a lot of scams. Here are some legitimate websites dedicated to buying used cars and selling used cars. Autotrader Autotrader was the first nationwide website for buying new or used cars . It has over three million listings. It isn’t accredited with the Better Business Bureau, although they did give it an A+ rating. It has a great reputation and reach as well as guides for research.   Its best function is its advanced search options. You can search using almost any criteria like colour, gas mileage, location, model, year and more.   It also has many resources for people who want to buy a car. They have car fina...