Can a 20-year-old car still be transferred?

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ElianaAnn
07/30/25 9:40am
Private cars over 20 years old can still be transferred if they pass inspection and have complete documentation. Below are specific details on transfer considerations: Motor Vehicle Registration Certificate: The motor vehicle registration certificate is the legal proof of vehicle ownership. Pay special attention to the embossed number, engine number, and registration date on the certificate. If there are signs of alteration on the seller's certificate or if it does not match the actual information of the used vehicle, the vehicle may have issues. Traffic Violation Records: Check the vehicle's traffic violation records thoroughly. Verify if there are any outstanding violations and ensure the compulsory traffic insurance is still valid. Only vehicles with no outstanding violations and valid compulsory insurance can be transferred. Original Vehicle Purchase Tax Payment Receipt: Before proceeding with the transfer process for a used car, always check the original vehicle purchase tax payment status. Confirming the tax payment status beforehand can help avoid unnecessary additional expenses.
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