How do I sell my car in Hawaii?

How to Sell Your Car in Hawaii

In Hawaii, you can sell your vehicle through private listings, trade-ins, or via services like webuyanycar.com. Start with an instant valuation here.


Documents Required when Selling a Vehicle You Own Outright

  • Hawaii Certificate of Title
  • Bill of Sale- Required for private sales; Dealers/Car Buying Services provide this.
  • Odometer Disclosure Statement- Required for private sales; Dealers/Car Buying Services provide this.
  • Current Registration

If You Are Selling a Financed Vehicle, You Will Also Need:

  • Loan Payoff Letter
  • Current Registration

Junking Your Car? You’ll Need:

  • Title
  • Proof of Salvage Transfer

Special Circumstances and Forms


Remove plates and notify your local motor vehicle office after the sale. Begin with a free car valuation.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance only and may not reflect the most recent changes in state laws or DMV policies.   Requirements can vary by location and situation. Always verify the latest rules and procedures with your local Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or appropriate state agency before completing any vehicle sale or title transfer.

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