Can a Used Car Get New License Plates?

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StPenelope
07/30/25 6:31am
If there are no license plate restrictions, the vehicle management office will directly invalidate the old license plates and issue new ones during the transfer of ownership for a used car. The process for obtaining new license plates for a used car: 1. Complete the transfer procedures: After finalizing the transaction, select the used car for purchase, sign the used car transaction agreement and transfer agreement, complete the transfer procedures, and pay the relevant fees. 2. Vehicle inspection: Check the engine number and chassis number of the vehicle to ensure they match the details in the documents. 3. Random license plate selection: Used cars are not allowed to choose personalized license plates; new plates must be determined through random selection. 4. Collect the new plates: When collecting the new plates, the old plates must be surrendered, so it is essential to discuss this with the original owner and note the deadline set by the vehicle management office. 5. Obtain the vehicle registration certificate: After selecting the license plate number, the owner must visit the vehicle management office to take two photos of the vehicle (front and back), register the relevant information, and complete the filing process.
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