How Many Years Can a New Car with Out-of-Town License Plates Be Transferred Back to the Local Area?

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Generally, a new car can be transferred after being registered for three months, but policies may vary slightly in different regions. It is best to consult the local vehicle management office. Precautions for Vehicle Relocation: Before relocating a vehicle, it is essential to confirm the receiving location and verify with the local vehicle management office whether the vehicle can be transferred back, i.e., whether the vehicle's emission standards meet the local requirements. Confirming whether the intended relocation destination can accept the vehicle is crucial. If the local office does not accept the vehicle after the file transfer, the file cannot be returned, and the vehicle can only be transferred to another location. Circumstances Where Transfer Is Not Permitted: The applicant's seal does not match the original registered owner; unauthorized modifications, alterations, or changes to the load capacity or passenger number; unresolved traffic violations or accidents, or if the vehicle is under investigation by the authorities; the vehicle has reached its scrapping age; the vehicle has not undergone regular inspections or has failed inspections, etc.