You can't sell a car that has only been repaid for one month.
Second, the specific analysis
The loan car needs to be mortgaged, that is, the ownership of the car has been mortgaged to the lending institution, and the lender has only the right to use but no ownership.
Only when the car loan is paid off and the mortgage is lifted, the user can sell the loan car.
Of course, a buyer has been found, and the buyer is willing to help the user pay off the car loan in advance, so after paying off the car loan, the mortgage can be transferred.
The car bought by the user with a loan can be bought, sold and transferred as long as the ownership is recovered. If the ownership is not recovered, the car will be owned by the lending institution.
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Third, what details should I pay attention to when signing a contract for a loan to buy a car?
The details that need to be paid attention to when signing a contract for a car loan are as follows.
1. Pay attention to the charging standards of various fees, and find out whether there are any provisions on extra service fees, handling fees and liquidated damages.
In particular, some people are attracted by the interest-free slogan, and finally they have to pay in another name.
2. Note that the signed contract must be a loan contract, not a financial lease contract.
After all, the financial lease contract can only represent the lease relationship, which belongs to "purchasing by rent", can not represent the loan relationship, and does not own the vehicle ownership.
3. The terms are marked as "down payment" instead of "down payment", otherwise, I don't intend to borrow money in the future. If I want to return the car, I'm afraid the "down payment" will not be returned.
4. Whether there are additional credit loans, consumer loans or other financial products bundled for sale.
You know, the CBRC clearly stipulates.
There is no loan tying.
That is, banking financial institutions shall not bundle or tie in financial products such as wealth management, insurance and funds when issuing loans or providing financing in other ways.