Every car you sell starts as one deal jacket. Start one.
Type the VIN once. It is the last time you type the car.
The buyer is already in your address book from a past deal. Use them.
Type the sale price. Everything below it follows from this one number.
The county's rate came from the buyer's address. Now ask what the state will charge.
Sale price, tax and state fees on one balance. Take a last look at the deal.
Forms, tax and signatures are done. The rest of the jacket fills in the same way.
A temporary tag, or move a plate the buyer already owns. Pick the tag.
The VIN goes to the state to check the car before you print anything.
The owner goes on the tag exactly as the state has them.
One last look, because the state charges for the filing.
Filed with the state and ready to print on your own paper.
The down payment on the deal you just wrote.
Send the buyer a link, or tap their card on a reader at the desk.
It goes to the buyer's phone. They pay from wherever they are.
Paid, and posted straight onto the deal — no re-typing.
Title and tag work you would rather not drive to the office for.
What the state charges plus our flat fee, before you commit.
Scan the title, the bill of sale and the odometer disclosure. Send them over.
We read every page before anything is mailed. This one is good.
Buy a prepaid label out of your credits, or mail it yourself — your choice.
We take it to the counter and follow it through.
We check the work before it leaves us, then the plate and title ship back to you.
Every car you sell starts as one deal jacket. Start one.
These are recreations of the real screens, with a made-up car and buyer. Not a live account.
