If you sell a car in Sept. and it is smogged until DEC. of that year, are you responsible for the smogging?
In most states if your bill of sale says "sold as is" you have smogged the buyer. It's a good idea to keep a signed copy of the bill of sale also. Some buyers never put the car in their name. You may get later get parking tickets and even be sued when the buyer wrecks someone else.
The past tense is smogged.
No, it is the seller's responsibility to provide the buyer with a Smog certificate that is less than 90 days old when selling the car. The law makes no provision for "as is" sales in this matter. I went to the DMV today as I purchased a car that was not smogged and I cannot locate the seller. I was told that I could sell it as is by 2 DMV personnel. Now I am really confused.
Look for a blown fuse.
When you sell your junk car for cash, you should sign over the Title (or pink slip) to the business to which you sell the car. That releases you from liability.
You don't need to have a 1948 car. But they are tax exempt, you do not need to get them smogged. They are worth a bunch of money. They are very neat. A collectors item even if they are not in that good of shape.
no
The more miles driven and the older the car, the less in value the car will be. If you are at the point where you are having to make major repairs on the car then it is time to sell.
you should have a duplacate but you can sell it illegaly
The question should be. Should you ever buy a car with a lien on it. The answer is absolutely not, no, not if you are smart.
? Because you want a new one ?
Yes you can. It's up you if you'll gonna sell it to someone else and after it was successfully sold your car, you should return the money to the other buyer of your car who has a lean on your car.