Carmax is an OK place. Ask for Moriah
Technically, even if the tag isn't on the car, until the title is changed over, it is still in your name, plate on the car or not. The plate is pretty much a quick reference to pull up the vehicle information. Even if you took the plate, and someone did something stupid in the car, and the vin was ran, it would still come back to you. That's why taking the plate is no different from not taking it. Just keep your paperwork.
I tried to sell them a Powerstroke once. I was attempting to buy another diesel from a private party and needed to get rid of mine. They offered me several thousand below trade in value. I ended up just trading it in at another lot and came out much better.
When I lived in Georgia I had a Land Rover I wanted to sell, but couldn't get a buyer. I yielded to wife's pressure to take it to Carmax even though I knew no dealer would give me what I needed. As I drove in I told myself, "If they offer me such and such a price I'll take it, but no way they'll offer me that much." Wouldn't you know it - Their offer was EXACTLY what I told myself I would take. So I did. It was easy. I guess it depends on your car. If it's in demand, you'll get more.
I didnt use carmax but i sold my 2001 F-150 to jim norton toyota. They gave me a whole $2,400 for it.
As stated removing the plate is silly. If you are paranoid fill out the form (from your local tag office) that states you have sold the vehicle and file it. This will exempt you from anything that happens after you sell it.
My son took his Tahoe there to sell it. The offer they gave was a waste of time and a joke.......we have never gone back.
anyone know the math behind the Cherokee Tag??? i just bought a suv for 10k
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