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Before you list the car

Find your registration and check the car is registered in your name. Lost or expired?
Run a VIN lien search at a registry agent. It costs about $10. Why it matters
If you owe money, get a payout letter from your lender. Shortfall calculator
Check for open recalls. Recall repairs are normally free at a dealer. Recall check
Gather your service records, both sets of keys and the owner's manual.
Check your tires with a toonie and find out what any warning light means. How
Get a real offer so you know what the car is worth. Get an offer

Paperwork for the day

Empty the car. Take your dash cam out carefully.
Check a dealer's AMVIC licence before they come over. How to check
Get paid at a bank: watch the draft being issued, or have it confirmed at the issuing branch. Bank drafts
Sign the bill of sale only once the money is confirmed.
Take a photo of the odometer and the signed bill of sale.
Take your plate off before you hand over the keys. Why

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