How to Sell Your Car in Tennessee  

There are several ways to sell your car in Tennessee. You can sell it privately, trade it in, sell to a dealer, junk it, or donate the car. Specialized car-buying services like webuyanycar.com simplify the process, making it fast and easy. Click here to find out how much your car is worth.  

Documents Required when Selling a Vehicle You Own Outright

  • The Car’s Title
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  • Odometer Disclosure Statement (required for vehicles less than 10 years old)
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  • Tennessee Bill of Sale (Form RV-F1310601)
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    If You Are Selling a Financed Vehicle, You Will Also Need:  

  • Lienholder’s Loan Payoff
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  • Valid Registration
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  • Odometer Disclosure Statement
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  • Tennessee Bill of Sale (Form RV-F1310601)
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    Tennessee does not require annual vehicle inspections, but emissions testing is required in some counties like Davidson and Shelby. Check with your local DMV for details.

    Junking Your Car? You’ll Need:

  • Junk Receipt
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  • The Car’s Title
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  • Tennessee Bill of Sale (Form RV-F1310601)


    • Special Circumstances and Forms

    In most sales, the title and odometer statements are sufficient. However, additional forms may be needed for special circumstances:       

  • Power of Attorney (Form RV-F1310501): If someone else is completing the sale on your behalf.
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  • Application for Duplicate Title (Form RV-F1311401): If your title is lost or damaged.
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    To make selling even simpler, webuyanycar.com offers a hassle-free way to get cash for your car. Click here to get started and see how much your car is worth!
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