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Texas Car Bill of Sale

Create a Texas car bill of sale online. Add buyer, seller, vehicle, odometer, payment and as-is terms. Sign digitally and send a completed PDF to both parties.

Free to start No account required Digital signatures
Car keys handshake
Completed & signed
PDF emailed to both parties.
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State-specific guidance
As-is sale clause
Odometer disclosure fields
Digital signatures
PDF copy for buyer and seller
Photo attachments
No account required to start
3-minute flow

From scan to signed in 3 minutes

Everything happens on your phone or laptop — no printing, no scanning to PDF, no email back-and-forth.

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Step 1
Scan your ID
Snap a photo. We auto-fill your name and address from your driver's license.
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Step 2
Fill the digital form
VIN decodes the vehicle automatically. Add price, odometer and as-is terms.
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Step 3
Sign online
Sign with your finger or mouse. Send a secure link to the other party.
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Step 4
PDF delivered
Both parties get the signed, encrypted PDF copy by email. Done.
Texas guides

Texas private car sale guides

Practical, plain-English guides to help Texas buyers and sellers complete a private car sale — bill of sale fields, odometer disclosure, title transfer, sales tax and what to do with plates and insurance.

Texas Private Car Sale Checklist
Step-by-step list for Texas buyers and sellers — bill of sale, 130-U title transfer, VTR-346 release of liability, sales tax and documents to keep.
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What to Include in a Texas Bill of Sale
Texas has no state-issued bill of sale form for private sales — these are the fields that protect both parties and satisfy the county tax office.
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Texas Odometer Disclosure for Private Car Sales
Federal TIMA rules + how to fill the odometer section on the back of the Texas title — and which vehicles are exempt.
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Texas Title Transfer with Form 130-U
What the Texas buyer files with Form 130-U at the county tax office to register and get a new title — and the 30-day deadline.
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Texas Motor Vehicle Sales Tax + Standard Presumptive Value
6.25% sales tax + Standard Presumptive Value (SPV) explained. How gifts and certified appraisals work.
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Texas VTR-346 Vehicle Transfer Notification (Release Seller Liability)
Why every Texas seller should file VTR-346 within 30 days — and how to do it online for free.
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Why use a bill of sale

Documented sales protect everyone.

A bill of sale records the price, terms, vehicle details and parties involved in a private vehicle sale. It captures the odometer reading at the time of transfer, documents the as-is clause, and creates a paper trail for both buyer and seller.

As-is sale explained
Odometer information
Signed by both parties
PDF for buyer & seller
FAQ

Common questions about car bills of sale.

3-minute flow

Create your Texas Car Bill of Sale in 3 minutes

Free to start. Pay only when you're ready to download and sign — $4.99 for the final, clean PDF emailed to both parties.

Encrypted PDF
Preview is watermarked & copy-protected
3-minute flow
Scan ID, sign, done
No charge until you sign
$4.99 — pay only at the final step

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Use our Private Sale Car Value Calculator before creating your Bill of Sale. Compare a private-party price range with trade-in to see how much more you could keep.

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CarSaleDoc is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This tool helps prepare a general bill of sale. State DMV requirements may vary. Always check your local DMV rules before completing a vehicle transfer.