What procedures are required for selling imported cars?

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Selling imported cars requires procedures such as transaction documentation, vehicle external inspection, license plate selection, and transfer deregistration. The associated costs are closely related to the vehicle's transaction price. Detailed introduction of relevant procedures: Transaction documentation: Pay the used car transaction tax. Private accounts are charged 1%, while corporate accounts are charged 3%. Vehicle external inspection: Drive the vehicle to the inspection station for external inspection, engine number tracing, license plate removal, and photography. Obtain vehicle photos and attach them to the inspection record form, then proceed to the transfer hall to complete the archiving procedures. License plate selection: After obtaining a number from the dispenser, queue with relevant materials to pay the transfer fees. Notes for selling imported cars: Parallel import vehicle general distributors will purchase a commercial after-sales triple warranty insurance for the vehicle, with consumers only needing to bear a small portion of this cost. Imported cars registered and filed at 4S dealerships have varying after-sales services depending on the brand, with specific details outlined in the warranty card.