Can You Buy a Used Car in Shenzhen Along with Its License Plate?

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DelBarrett
07/29/25 10:09am
In Shenzhen, you cannot buy a used car along with its license plate. Below is relevant information about the regulations for used car transfers: 1. Vehicles without compulsory traffic insurance cannot be transferred. 2. Vehicles that have been modified, altered, or had their load capacity or passenger capacity changed without approval cannot be transferred. 3. The new owner cannot act on behalf of the original owner to complete the transfer procedures. 4. Vehicles that have not undergone regular inspections or failed inspections cannot be transferred. 5. Smuggled, customs-supervised, or stolen vehicles cannot be transferred. 6. Vehicles converted from commercial to non-commercial use that have reached their scrap age or will reach it within one year. 7. For used cars being relocated in or out, those that do not meet local standards cannot be transferred.
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