What things do I need to do when purchasing a used car from a private seller?

Question:
I am buying a used car from someone today, they have the title, what do I need to do to transfer it over to me? Should I pay cash or money order, whats safer?

Answers:

Which should I trade in?

your taking a risk by buying from private owner. if you cant give them a personal check then somethings fishy

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What do you think of the saturn outlook,you think its a good buy?

Bring a friend as a witness.

Should I but an audi or a merc?

Cash, check, money order, it's all up to you.

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I need free container loads of used clothes and used car tyres for west Africa.Am ready to pay 4 shipment?

there are soooo many things you need to do! do you know any S.A.E. certified mechanics? take the car to a shop. not a mom and pop auto shop, but a big chain name. sears auto center is a good one. the reason for the bigger chain shop is that they have a name and reputation to uphold versus a small shop where they can say what they want to get your business. they don't require a certified mechanic in many small shops so the person checking the car out could be as smart about cars as a two year old. be wary! so many things to check out! what kind of car and what year is it?

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Ive got extremley expensive car finance from online finance can any body tell me a lot cheaper one?

PIT BOY! bring the truck to work once you get it

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