3 ways to sell a car that is out of inspection and prepare for a higher price
Don't you think you can't sell a car that has passed inspection? In fact, even a car that has passed inspection can be sold. No special procedures are required, so you can sell it as if you were selling a normal car.
In this article, we will introduce things to remember and points to note when selling a car that has passed inspection. Also, there is a way to sell the car at a high price even if the vehicle inspection has expired, so I will also explain it.
It is possible to sell even a car that is out of inspection
To tell you the conclusion first, it is possible to sell a car that has passed inspection. Even if the vehicle inspection is out, there is not much impact on the purchase price. It is a mistake to say that "a car that has passed the vehicle inspection cannot be sold", so I will introduce that point first.
However, cars that have passed inspection cannot run on public roads. Since it is not possible to bring the item to a purchase shop for an assessment, you will have to use the "on-site assessment" provided by each purchaser. Never drive a car that has passed the vehicle inspection just because there is a shop nearby.
The act of running on public roads in a car that has not been inspected is a serious violation of the Road Traffic Law. Because it will add up to 6 points, depending on the person, there is a possibility that the license will be suspended or revoked.
In addition, since you are not enrolled in compulsory automobile liability insurance, you will be responsible for the full amount of compensation in the event of an accident. You may be sentenced to imprisonment, so never run on public roads, even for short distances.
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