How to Change the Owner of a Motor Vehicle?
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Changing the owner of a motor vehicle refers to the process of vehicle transfer. Below are the detailed steps for changing the owner of a motor vehicle: 1. Change Details: To change the owner of a motor vehicle, you will need the seller's ID card, the vehicle's license, the vehicle registration certificate, the vehicle invoice, and other relevant documents. The transfer fee is calculated based on the engine displacement, the year of the vehicle, and the type of vehicle (such as sedan, SUV, passenger car, or truck), as well as different displacement ranges and load capacities. 2. Important Notes: When transferring a vehicle, you must provide proof that the vehicle belongs to you and that it has no history of accidents or violations.
My friend and I just went through a vehicle ownership transfer last month, so I'd like to share our experience. You'll need to prepare the vehicle registration certificate, license plate certificate, copies of both parties' ID cards, and the sales invoice. First, drive to the inspection station to get the chassis number imprinted, then submit documents at the service window. The most troublesome part was dealing with traffic violations and overdue inspections - my friend's car had three speeding tickets unresolved, which took us half a day at the traffic police station. Oh, remember to have the original owner purchase compulsory insurance transfer, otherwise you can't get the new policy. Some cities now offer digital processing which saves significant time - I recommend making an appointment in advance via the Traffic Management 12123 app. The transfer fee is based on the vehicle's assessed value, and it cost me over 300 RMB for my used car.
