A bonded title has no effect on the value of your vehicle in regards to selling the vehicle yourself.
In fact without a bonded title you will have difficulty selling your vehicle. Most people will refuse to purchase a vehicle if ownership can't be proven.
Let's look at the process so you understand the role of the bonded title and why it's required.
In order to get a bonded title, you have to purchase a title surety bond and this requires you to know the value of your vehicle.
In more states, the value of your vehicle will be based on one of the common online websites like Kelly Blue Book or JD Power.
All you have to do is answer some questions about the condition of your vehicle and they will provide you a value.
Some states are a little different.
If you're getting a Texas title bond, they will provide you a value based on the vehicle's VIN and their own value calculator.
If you're getting an Alabama title bond, the value of your vehicle is based on a table they created that uses the age of the vehicle and the type.
And in some states you'll have to have a local dealership or police station provide you an appraisal.
Once you go through the vehicle bonding process including obtaining your title bond and registering your vehicle with your state, you'll receive a bonded title.
Now the vehicle is officially yours and you can sell it.
You can sell it for whatever price you want (or can get).
Remember the bonded title just proves ownership. It has nothing to do with the price you decide to sell the vehicle at.
If you're about to go through the process of getting a vehicle titled with a bonded title, we can help you.
We can help you get the lowest price on your title surety bond that will be required to have your title issued by the state.
Click here and then click on your state to learn your state's exact process.
We'll be able to get you pricing and you can decide how you want to proceed after that.
The states we help vehicle owners purchase title bonds the most are:
Learn what an Arizona title bond is and how to purchase one for as little money as possible. Once you have this, you can complete the bonded title process.
Learn what is Colorado title bond is and how to purchase one. With this done you can get the rest of the bonded title process done fast.
Learn what is Michigan title bond is and how to purchase one. It's easy and will help you get the bonded title process completed fast.
Learn what is Tennessee title bond is and how to purchase one. Plus learn how it fits into getting a bonded title.
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