Free Minnesota Car Bill of Sale
Minnesota car sales use Form PS2000 and carry a 6.5% motor vehicle sales tax (MVST). The 10-day title transfer deadline is one of the tightest in the US — buyers should plan to visit a DVS deputy registrar immediately.
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Minnesota Car Bill of Sale — What You Need to Know
Primary ID Field
VIN
Sales Tax
6.5%
Title Required
Yes
Minnesota requires title transfer within 10 days of sale — one of the strictest deadlines in the US.
Inspection
Not required
Sales Tax Details
Minnesota motor vehicle sales tax (MVST) is 6.5% of sale price. A minimum tax of $10 applies. There is no local add-on for MVST (unlike general sales tax).
Minnesota Car Sale — Step-by-Step Checklist
- Complete PS2000 with VIN, year, make, model, odometer reading, sale price.
- Seller signs the title's assignment section and odometer disclosure.
- Buyer must submit title + PS2000 to a DVS deputy registrar within 10 days.
- Buyer pays 6.5% MVST + title fee ($8.25) + registration tab fees.
- Proof of insurance required at registration.
Common Pitfalls
- 10-day title deadline is strict — missing it triggers a penalty.
- Minnesota MVST is assessed on the higher of sale price or 80% of the NADA book value for late-model vehicles — you cannot simply under-declare the price.
- Odometer disclosure is required on all vehicles under 10 years old and under 16,000 lbs.
- Bill of sale must be notarized if the title is lost (requires an affidavit of vehicle sale).
Pro Tip
MN car: PS2000 + 10-day title transfer + 6.5% MVST (no local add-on).
Minnesota Car Bill of Sale — FAQs
What is the Minnesota MVST?
Minnesota Motor Vehicle Sales Tax (MVST) is 6.5% of the sale price with a $10 minimum. Unlike regular sales tax, MVST is a flat statewide rate with no local add-ons. It is paid at DVS during title transfer.
What is Form PS2000?
PS2000 is the Minnesota DVS Private Party Vehicle Sale form. It documents the transaction details including VIN, price, and buyer/seller information for title transfer.
How soon must I transfer a MN car title?
Minnesota requires title transfer within 10 days of sale — among the strictest deadlines in the US. Late transfers result in penalty fees at the DVS.
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