Can I Buy a Car Without an ID Card?

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VonBrody
07/29/25 6:54am
You cannot buy a car without an ID card. According to the vehicle management office regulations: Vehicle registration requires the owner's ID card. If the ID card is lost, a temporary ID card can be used, but identity proof is mandatory. Below are the relevant materials required for purchasing a car: 1. Regulations: According to Article 7 of the "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations" (Order No. 102 of the Ministry of Public Security), when applying for registration, the motor vehicle owner must fill out an application form, present the motor vehicle for inspection, and submit the following documents and certificates: (1) The identity proof of the motor vehicle owner. (2) Proof of the motor vehicle's origin, such as the purchase invoice. (3) The motor vehicle's whole vehicle factory qualification certificate or import certificate for imported motor vehicles. (4) Proof of payment of vehicle purchase tax or tax exemption certificate. (5) Proof of compulsory motor vehicle traffic accident liability insurance. (6) Other documents and certificates required by laws and administrative regulations to be submitted during motor vehicle registration. 2. When purchasing a car, the car dealer must provide the following legal documents: (1) A formal car purchase invoice. (2) The car quality certificate provided by the manufacturer. (3) For imported cars, a customs goods import certificate or confiscation certificate and commodity inspection certificate are required.
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StCaden
08/12/25 10:16am
As someone who often helps friends with car purchases, I believe it's really not easy to buy a car without an ID card. When purchasing a car, you need to sign a contract proving you're the payer, and you also have to register your identity information at the vehicle management office for license plates. An ID card is an essential document used to verify your real identity and prevent fraud. I remember last year someone lost their ID card and wanted to buy a used car, but the dealership didn't dare to sell it to them because the lack of reliable documents could lead to an invalid transaction or legal risks. If there are special circumstances such as having a passport or other documents, you can try, but it's generally not recommended. It's best to first go to the police station to reapply for an ID card before proceeding. Purchasing a car also involves insurance and loans, all of which require ID confirmation. For safety's sake, it's better to wait until you have all the necessary documents before buying.
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