Is It Troublesome to Buy a Car Across Provinces?

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Buying a car across provinces can be quite troublesome. Here are some considerations regarding cross-province car purchases: 1. Vehicle Registration: For most cities, there are no restrictions or regulations on vehicle registration, except for a few first-tier cities due to policy requirements. For local residents, as long as the vehicle meets the National III emission standards or above, registration can be processed. Non-local residents need to prepare relevant materials in advance. 2. Purchasing Vehicle Insurance: After buying a car in another location, you need to obtain a temporary license plate and purchase compulsory traffic insurance at the 4S dealership using the purchase invoice and vehicle qualification certificate. This allows you to drive the car back to your place of residence. Alternatively, you can transport the vehicle back to your residence via logistics and then purchase the compulsory insurance. However, it is advisable to purchase commercial insurance in your place of residence. Buying commercial insurance in another location can complicate matters if you need to handle accidents later.