2012 Subaru Impreza WRX in great shape. Non-Smoker adult owned. Excellent Shape. World Rally Blue. 42,000 miles. Full maintenance records. Factory SPT performance exhaust. 15% Tint all around. Only modification is Perrin Intake, which I will throw in for an additional $200. Also available is full set of Legacy GT winter wheels and Dunlop wintersport tires.
The car is currently under lease by Subaru and has been cleared for sale. If you decide to take the care a bill of sale will be notarized and you can take the car with you. I will send the title as soon as it is released.
Price on car is firm, willing to negotiate on wheels/tires.
Nice car but you didn't list your firm price. Also how would the buyer drive the car while they are waiting for you to get the title from chase bank, then send the title to them? That can take weeks and unless you are a dealer they wouldn't get a temporary plate.
Sorry I copied it over from the craigslist ad. $21000. I will leave my current plates on until the title is released, takes about 7 business days according to chase.
I doubt you're getting the title in 7 days based on my experience... Meanwhile some dude is driving your car around and the car is still in your name, how would your insurance company feel about that if the buyer were to get in an accident or if it gets stolen? What are the cops going to think if he gets pulled over and the registration says chase, doesn't match his address and the "bill of sale" shows your name? If he gets a parking ticket it's yours to pay. Not trying to destroy your sale thread just looking out for potential buyers and you, as this is not a simple transaction and there are a few ways it could go wrong for you or the buyer the way you're doing it. Officially you can't do what you're doing here, selling your leased car. It's not yours to sell at the moment that car belongs to chase and nobody can buy it but you. The right way to do this is for you to buy the car out get the title from chase, then go to dmv and title it in your name, then put the car up for sale with a fresh title. Otherwise buyers are placing a lot of faith in you to send the title and risking the car having an accident that the insurance company doesn't cover. I don't know where you're from, but where I live a bill of sale is worthless especially coming from you, who technically is not the owner of the car at the time you wrote the bill of sale. You need a title in your name to sell the car period.
My wife sold a car she was leasing a few years ago. We just had to buy the car first to get out of the lease, then sell it ourselves. It was a little weird but the bank we used was great and helped us with everything!
Actually a gentleman in PA bought it without me paying off the lease, he paid the balance with Chase and sent me a check for the difference. Couldn't have been easier.
Dont mean to get off topic but i bought a vehicle private party that was leased through Western Union from a gentleman in my town. Had the bank as witnesses and signed paper. Got the pink sleep a few weeks later. So it is a legit procesd
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