如何卖车
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OK. I will try to answer your question.
Generally speaking, you have to find a buyer who is willing to pay the price you ask for your car first in order to sell your car. The problem is how to find him/her.
You can try to put your ads in the web (like this one), newsgroups (local newsgroup), newspaper (Ottawa Sun or Ottawa Citizen), flyer(PennySaver or others), Magzines (Autotrader), etc. You might have to pay money for your ads.
You don't have to pay fees selling your vehicle. The buyer has to pay some fees while he/she is trying to register this vehicle under his/her name, including 8% tax, plate, etc. If the buyer elect to buy a vehicle from a dealer or trader, he/she has to be more fees, such as 15% tax, administration fee, etc.
You have to supply ownship card and UVIP to the buyer. You can get UVIP at any Kiosk, MTO office at the price of $20, or even on line.
Once an agreement is reached regarding to the price of the vehicle, the buyer will go to the MTO office to transfer the ownership of the vehicle with insurance policy number, UVIP(has to be finished and signed by you), ownership of this car (from you), certificate of Emission Test, certificate of Safety Test.
Another issue is who will pay for the cost of Emission Test and Safety test. Actually, the seller doesn't have to pay for those. Those two tests themselves cost less than $100. It happens quite often that the used car failed to pass those tests. You might have to pay over $1000 in order to pass those 2 tests, even thousands. Generally speaking, the buyer will not buy a vehicle before this vehicle pass those tests unless the price is very, very attractive! Too risky.
Hope this helps.
Generally speaking, you have to find a buyer who is willing to pay the price you ask for your car first in order to sell your car. The problem is how to find him/her.
You can try to put your ads in the web (like this one), newsgroups (local newsgroup), newspaper (Ottawa Sun or Ottawa Citizen), flyer(PennySaver or others), Magzines (Autotrader), etc. You might have to pay money for your ads.
You don't have to pay fees selling your vehicle. The buyer has to pay some fees while he/she is trying to register this vehicle under his/her name, including 8% tax, plate, etc. If the buyer elect to buy a vehicle from a dealer or trader, he/she has to be more fees, such as 15% tax, administration fee, etc.
You have to supply ownship card and UVIP to the buyer. You can get UVIP at any Kiosk, MTO office at the price of $20, or even on line.
Once an agreement is reached regarding to the price of the vehicle, the buyer will go to the MTO office to transfer the ownership of the vehicle with insurance policy number, UVIP(has to be finished and signed by you), ownership of this car (from you), certificate of Emission Test, certificate of Safety Test.
Another issue is who will pay for the cost of Emission Test and Safety test. Actually, the seller doesn't have to pay for those. Those two tests themselves cost less than $100. It happens quite often that the used car failed to pass those tests. You might have to pay over $1000 in order to pass those 2 tests, even thousands. Generally speaking, the buyer will not buy a vehicle before this vehicle pass those tests unless the price is very, very attractive! Too risky.
Hope this helps.
chessman
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楼上的已回答了几互所有问题，我想补充的是只是你不是非得提供UVIP(我想是车的历史吧？)。我在这买过车(花$20自己买的车的历史记录)，也帮很多朋友买过车，只有一次是车主自己主动先提供了车的记录。
买车的看得最多的是Ottawa Citizen,www.Autotrader.ca(不是只是magzine),和newsgroup的ott.forsale.vehicles(也可从lowprice.ca看到)。
另外，卖车成交时你须要在车的ownership上写上卖车时车的历程数,卖车的日期，你的地址和你的签名。
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UVIP is imperative by Law! You can find it yourself in the website:
www.mto.gov.on.ca
If you didn't see UVIP before you buy it, you are cheated!
www.mto.gov.on.ca
If you didn't see UVIP before you buy it, you are cheated!
买主如坚持一定要你买UVIP否则就不买你车(或威胁要告你违法或cheating, 
), 那你就再买UVIP。
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Try to find it here yourself.
www.mto.gov.on.ca
If you still have some problems after you review this website, just give me a shout.
www.mto.gov.on.ca
If you still have some problems after you review this website, just give me a shout.
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UVIP means Used Vehicle Information Package. It did give you some information of this car. Actually, it tells you the owner of this car, make, year and lien status, but nothing to do with the history of the car!
The seller have to pay for this, no exception. It is required by law.
Usually, the buyer will pay $19.99 (or a little more) to CARFAX to get the CARFAX REPORT about this car's history, or a little bit more for unlimited multi-access within a fixed period. The CARFAX REPORT will tell you the history of the car. It has nothing to do with the seller! On the othe hand, not every buyer will buy this service from CARFAX.
This is the difference between UVIP and CARFAX REPORT
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As far as I know, most buyers will spend a buck or two in buying the magazine Autotrader to find out his/her dream car. It has a lot of advantages.
What appeared in the magazine is the same showed in the website. It is published weekly.
Most of the items mentioned here don't need to be filled in the ownership card, but UVIP. You can find it out yourself.
