Selling your car

When will used car prices drop? Here are key insights about the used-car market today, where it’s headed and how shoppers can plan the purchase accordingly.

It may seem odd to hand your keys to a stranger, but the process should run smoothly if you follow these tips.

You’ll need essential documents like the car title, registration and the bill of sale to sell your car, but there are additional non-required items that can increase the vehicle’s value.

In most cases, the title is needed to transfer ownership of the vehicle because it establishes you as the legal owner.

Here are a few things you can do to ensure you get the most out of your trade-in before you go to sell your car.

Cars.com and Accu-Trade data reveals that some used-vehicle values are rising faster than others, which is especially true for electrified vehicles, popular nameplates, vans and sporty cars.

When selling your car, it's important to be aware of the tax implications of the transaction.

Here are the major factors that influence a used car’s value and how you can maximize it when you sell or trade it in.

Help protect yourself by learning more about how Cars.com operates and by taking the precautions outlined in our advice.

Check out our primer for first-time sellers seeking guidance on prepping and selling their vehicle.