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Generally, you cannot sell cars on a residential zoned property. Note the plural: cars. It is likely that you can have a for sale sign in a car on the premises but you will need to check the city ordinances to see if that applies to an unregistered car.

For information specific to your jurisdiction you need to contact your town zoning department for the rules and local laws where you reside.


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