Overseas sales

IMO i would never let the car go with-out it being transferred into the buyers name. Usually that means that when that person sells the car (usually a flipper) it will be going from you to the next buyer skipping them and all their legal or financial obligations. If something happens during transport or while in the buyers possession in another country you are still legally the owner and will be responsible for all damages including any that occur during transportation. Remember to read those transport/shipping agreement fine terms as well before signing off many of them will hold you responsible for any damages that occur during THEIR transporting.

Twodko said

One more question concerning the sale of my car to
an overseas buyer.
Is it common to provide the buyer with the title
to the car that I haven't signed releasing ownership?
The buyer tells me this is how the title must
come with the car.
Could it be a customs requirement on his end?

Tom

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