Our Nexus Portal connects you with car dealerships ready to buy your car. This is the most efficient to sell your car in NJ at a high value.
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Find trusted car dealerships in New Jersey ready to buy your used vehicle now.
Our car value calculator assesses your vehicle's value quickly and accurately.
Trusted car buyers are waiting to buy your used cars. We only work with reputable car dealers known for safe and secure payment processing.
Nexus coordinates all necessary car shipping arrangements for you, so you don't have to.
Selling a car in NJ alone can take weeks, even months.
Car-buying giants like Carvana offer fixed, low returns without room for negotiation.
You have to advertise and do all the busy work.
You leave yourself open to scammers and window shoppers.
Our Nexus Portal connects you with car dealerships ready to buy your car. This is the most efficient to sell your car in NJ at a high value.
Don't type "how to sell a car in NJ privately" and hope for good search results. Our car value calculator uses basic information about your vehicle to calculate its value precisely. Use its value to negotiate with competing car dealers.
Whether you ship a car in NJ or across the United States doesn't matter. Once you've closed the deal, Nexus will link with your car buyer to arrange hassle-free car transport services.
Our Car Value Calculator accurately appraises your used car's worth. Use this value to set your price intelligently.
We've got plenty of interested car buyers lined up in NJ and across the United States. Our system encourages competition between car dealers, so you get more out of negotiations.
Once you finalize a deal and a proper inspection takes place, we'll take it from there. Nexus will send a secure car hauler to your doorstep, or as close as possible, to pick it up and ship it off.
If you're transferring your license plates to another vehicle when selling a car in NJ, you may keep them. However, be sure to remove your plates after the sale and extract the registration stickers. Stickers are not reusable.
If you aren't transferring plates, you must surrender them to a NJ DMV for cancellation. If you don't give over your plates, you may be liable if the plates are stolen or lost.
If you sell your car in NJ for less than its original purchase price, you are unlikely to be subject to additional New Jersey tax. However, you may have to pay a capital gains tax at the federal level.
There is no sales tax on private car sales in NJ. However, the car buyer is responsible for the sales tax after registration.
No. The New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles currently does not support online vehicle title transfers. Submit your application and associated documents at a local DMV agency.
New Jersey law does not require a bill of sale to be notarized when selling your car in NJ. However, the DMV strongly suggests you do so for larger sales as an extra means of legal protection.
In most circumstances, you do not need to notarize signatures when transferring a vehicle title in NJ. However, in some circumstances, the New Jersey DMV requires notarizing a seller's signature.
Also, if you are signing in place of an owner or buyer, you must present a notarized Power of Attorney for non-dealer registration and title changes of ownership.
After a private NJ car sale, you have ten calendar days to transfer a vehicle title officially. After that grace period, you are subject to a $25 late fee for transfers.
Yes, you need a car title to sell a vehicle in NJ. If you do not have the title on-hand, contact your local NJ DMV for a replacement. You are subject to fines and other legal action if you sell your car in NJ without a title.
Selling a car privately to a dealer is often the best way to sell a vehicle in NJ. Rather than advertising on multiple platforms for potentially no return, you get the reassurance of working with trusted car buyers who know their stuff. Connect with competing dealerships via our portal and get more value for your used car.
A bill of sale is recommended but not legally required when selling a car in NJ privately. It is a good document for noting key specifics about the transaction.