Short answer: Mostly, no but it takes 20 seconds to find out with us! If you’ve ever looked up your car’s value and proudly announced, “NADA says it’s worth this,” you’re not alone. You’re also not getting paid that number. NADA has become the most misunderstood number in the used-car world. Sellers cling to it....

Plus We Pay What We Say It’s Worth! Selling a car should be straightforward. You find out what it’s worth, decide if the offer works for you, and get paid. Yet for many sellers, the process turns into a cycle of inflated quotes, sudden deductions, and last-minute surprises. That’s exactly what CarBuyerUSA corrected! Our free...

CarBuyerUSA Is Ready! When you decide it’s time to sell your car today, you’re not making a casual decision. You’re responding to a real situation, maybe a repair bill that doesn’t make sense, a car that’s no longer reliable, or a simple need to move on quickly without dragging the process out. What you want...

If you’ve been told your car needs repairs before you can sell it, you’re not alone, and you’ve also been misled. Every day, car owners delay selling because they think they must fix warning lights, replace parts, or sink money into a vehicle they’re already done with. The truth is simple: many buyers purchase cars...

Selling a car in West Virginia is usually straightforward, but the state still expects sellers to handle the title correctly, understand inspection rules, and remove themselves from liability once the vehicle is sold. Most problems happen when sellers rush the paperwork or assume the buyer will “handle everything later.” In West Virginia, small mistakes can...

Selling a car in Wisconsin is generally straightforward, but the state still has specific rules that sellers must follow to avoid delays or lingering liability. Wisconsin places emphasis on proper title transfer, correct odometer disclosure, and plate handling. Most issues arise when sellers assume the buyer will handle everything or overlook small details on the...

Selling a car in Wyoming is usually simpler than in many states, but that simplicity can cause sellers to overlook a few critical steps. Wyoming still requires proper title completion, correct handling of inspections, and clear separation of liability once the vehicle is sold. Most issues arise when sellers assume informal sales don’t require formal...

What Counts as “Modified” and Why It Matters When You Sell Not all cars are created equal! Once a vehicle has been altered from factory specifications, it officially falls into the category of a modified car, truck, van, or SUV. While modifications can add personality, performance, or utility, they can also complicate the selling process....

Selling a car in Vermont is very different from selling a car in most other states. Vermont has unique title threshold rules, places heavier importance on bills of sale for older vehicles, and expects sellers to understand inspection requirements before a buyer ever reaches the DMV. Many sellers assume the process is “simple” because Vermont...

Selling a car in Virginia is fairly routine, but the state is strict about how ownership is transferred and how sellers separate themselves from future liability. Virginia places heavy importance on proper title completion, notice of sale requirements, and plate handling. When sellers skip one of these steps, the consequences usually show up later as...