What is a Large Trade Motorcycle?
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Large trade motorcycles are imported through formal customs channels, sold by authorized dealers, and can be registered after paying purchase taxes, with the ability to transfer ownership at any time. These motorcycles have undergone 3C certification and have paid tariffs, making them eligible for manufacturer warranties and after-sales services. Differences between large trade and small trade motorcycles: Nature of Import: Large Trade: Large trade vehicles are imported through official customs channels, sold by authorized dealers, and subject to purchase tax. Ownership can be transferred at any time. Small Trade: Small trade vehicles are imported under a limited annual quota for foreign vehicles. Characteristics: Large Trade: Large trade vehicles require import licenses, customs import certificates, and port inspection certificates. Their prices are relatively higher due to tariffs, VAT, and consumption taxes. The total tax rate for imported vehicles is typically around 70% of the vehicle's price, keeping large trade vehicle prices consistently high. Small Trade: Small trade vehicles are much cheaper than large trade vehicles. However, they can only be registered under the investor's or foreign company's local license plate within one year of entering customs supervision. Ownership transfer is only permitted after one year. Liability: Large Trade: Large trade vehicles must comply with Chinese mandatory policies, including original manufacturer warranties. Failure to do so may result in import suspension. Small Trade: Importers or companies must apply for import permits based on their usage conditions and declare the risks associated with the vehicle's use. They are responsible for maintenance, warranties, and licensing.
