Sell your car in Tulsa by make and model

Ford

• Ford F-150: surprise downshifts on 2011 to 2013 trucks, brake master cylinder campaigns on 2014 to 2018, and an intake-valve engine recall on some 2021 and 2022 EcoBoosts.
• Ford Explorer: steering and loose-trim recalls across 2011 to 2019, and a 2020 to 2021 transmission recall still waiting on its repair.
• Ford Escape: coolant finding its way into the engine, a shifter that can show Park when the transmission is not in Park, and recalls held up by parts.
• Ford Fusion: power steering, coolant loss and shifter-bushing complaints, bunched by model year through the 2020.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Chevrolet

• Chevy Silverado 1500: the 6.2L V8 engine recall on 2021 to 2024 trucks, a diesel transmission campaign, and gas-truck transmission complaints no recall covers.
• Chevy Tahoe: the 6.2 engine recall, a transfer case recall that says not to drive it, and lifter tick or slipping gears that you pay for.
• Chevy Equinox: oil burning on the older years, a hard brake pedal on 2018 to 2020, and stalling reports on newer ones.
• Chevy Malibu: a shifter that cannot find Park, a failed brake vacuum pump no recall pays for, and a frame weld recall on some 2022 and 2023 cars.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

GMC

• GMC Sierra 1500: the 6.2L engine recall on 2021 to 2024 trucks, and lifter failures outside any recall.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Ram and Dodge

• Ram 1500: power steering that cuts out on 2013 to 2017 trucks, eTorque stalls at stoplights, and the EcoDiesel recalls.
• Dodge Charger: ABS warning lights, air bag recalls, and a complaint record that swings from one year to the next.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Jeep

• Jeep Grand Cherokee: electrical complaints in most years, peeling Uconnect screens, and the 4xe high-voltage battery recall.
• Jeep Wrangler: the death wobble in the 2018 to 2020 steering reports, failed ABS modules on 2013 to 2017, and the 4xe battery recall.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Toyota

• Toyota Camry: an oil-burning 2007, hesitation complaints on the 2018, and engine recalls on some 2018 and 2020 cars.
• Toyota Corolla: air bag inflator complaints on the 2012, the Engine Maintenance Required message on the 2020, and clutch trouble on manuals.
• Toyota RAV4: a leaking coolant bypass valve, a battery tray recall, and a converter recall on the RAV4 Prime.
• Toyota Highlander: a whining transmission on 2017 to 2022 models and a second-row seat recall.
• Toyota Tacoma: limp mode on the 2012, the 2016 as its busiest complaint year, and door handles on the 2025.
• Toyota Tundra: engine recalls on certain 2022 to 2024 trucks and hesitation when pulling away.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Honda

• Honda Civic: transmission complaints on the 2014 and 2015, and sticking steering in the 2016 and 2022 files.
• Honda Accord: transmission failures on the 2003 and 2004, and misfires from the newer 1.5-liter turbo.
• Honda CR-V: oil dilution on 2017 to 2019 turbos and steering that sticks on the newest ones.
• Honda Pilot: engine complaints that peak on the 2016 and 2017, a connecting rod bearing recall, and Auto Idle Stop faults.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Nissan

• Nissan Altima: CVT complaints on 2012 to 2017 cars, hood-latch recalls, and a VC-Turbo engine recall.
• Nissan Rogue: CVT complaints on the early years and an engine recall on the late ones.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Hyundai and Kia

• Hyundai Elantra: an ABS fire recall on 2011 to 2015, the engine recall on 2019 and 2020, and engine complaints in between.
• Hyundai Sonata: the engine on top of the complaint file every year from 2012 through 2019, and which of those years the engine recall covers.
• Hyundai Tucson: engines that knock or burn oil, jerky starts, and 2025 models that brake for nothing.
• Kia Sorento: the engine as the part owners named most in every year from 2012 through 2021, and which years have an engine recall.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Subaru

• Subaru Outback: head gaskets on the old cars, CVT stalls on the early 2010s, and cracked windshields and screens after that.

Source: NHTSA recall records, one example year.

Whatever you drive: the Oklahoma side of the sale

The make changes the problems, not the paperwork. Service Oklahoma asks for the same things whatever the badge says: the title is signed over in front of a notary, a lien still on record needs the lender’s release, and a vehicle from 2011 or newer needs an odometer disclosure, on the title or on Form 729. The paperwork guide goes through it step by step, and lost title covers a missing one.

Source: Service Oklahoma: Vehicle Titles.

Found your model? Two ways to sell it

Call (539) 271-2021 or send the details through the sell-it-to-us form, and a person here tells you whether it’s one we buy. If it isn’t, the partner’s free online offer is the other route, with pickup included. The cash for cars page sets the two side by side.