There are a few exceptions to this rule. In some states, it is possible to sell a car without the owner present if the owner has signed a power of attorney giving someone else the authority to sell the car. In other cases, it may be possible to sell a car without the owner present if the car is being sold to a dealer or other business.
However, it is always best to have the owner present when selling a car. This will help to avoid any potential problems or complications.
Here are some tips for selling a car without the owner present:
* Make sure you have the owner's permission to sell the car.
* Get a power of attorney from the owner if necessary.
* Provide the buyer with a copy of the title and registration.
* Disclose any known defects in the car.
* Be prepared to answer questions about the car.
* Negotiate a fair price for the car.
* Sign the necessary paperwork.
* Transfer the title to the buyer.
