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How can I confirm that the seller of a car is the owner?
I am interested in a vehicle that is being sold by a part-time trader. The vehicle seems to stack up with all the history, HPI check and condition, but for some reason I am slightly wary of the trader. How can I prove that he actually owns the vehicle and is entitled to sell it?
Asked on 8 July 2010 by triumph2.5pi
Answered by
Honest John
He must have a receipt for it. He won't want to show you what he paid but he can show you the rest.
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traders
buying a used car
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