Can China V Standard Used Cars Still Be Traded?
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After the implementation of the China VI standard, there is no impact on the travel of China V vehicles, and used cars can still be bought and sold. The following are the precautions for trading: Legal Ownership: The vehicle ownership certificate is the legal proof of vehicle ownership. A real and legal vehicle ownership certificate is essential for vehicle transfer. The embossed number, engine number, and registration date on the ownership certificate are particularly important. If there are signs of alteration on the seller's ownership certificate or if it does not match the actual information of the used vehicle, then the car is likely problematic. Clear Violation Records: When handling the transfer of a used car personally, it is crucial to check the vehicle's violation records thoroughly. Verify if there are any violation records and ensure that the vehicle is within the valid insurance period of compulsory traffic insurance. Only vehicles with no outstanding violation records and within the valid insurance period of compulsory traffic insurance can be transferred. Original Vehicle Purchase Tax Payment Receipt: Before proceeding with the transfer of a used car, it is necessary to check the original vehicle's purchase tax payment status. The vehicle purchase tax is a significant expense, and some vehicles may not have paid this tax originally. In such cases, the tax must be paid again during the transfer. Confirming the vehicle purchase tax payment status before the transfer can avoid this additional and unnecessary expense.
