What to Pay Attention to When Buying an Imported Car?
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When buying an imported car, you need to pay attention to: 1. The Goods Import Certificate, which includes the car name, customs declaration company, chassis number, engine number, production date, etc.; 2. The Inspection Sheet for Imported Vehicles, stamped by the national CIQ inspection and quarantine bureau; 3. The Compulsory Product Certification Vehicle Conformity Certificate, with the conformity certificate on the front and the environmental protection list on the back; 4. The Environmental Protection List; 5. The invoice, which states the vehicle's invoiced price and taxpayer information. The procedures for obtaining temporary license plates for an imported car: Bring the identity documents of the vehicle owner and agent, proof of vehicle origin, the whole vehicle factory qualification certificate for domestically produced vehicles or the import certificate for imported vehicles, vehicle identification code, and engine number rubbing mold procedures to the vehicle management office. When applying, specify the starting and ending locations of the vehicle's travel and the duration of temporary license plate use. After review by the management personnel and passing the vehicle safety technical performance inspection, temporary license plates will be issued, with the validity period and travel locations signed. New cars using temporary license plates must not exceed 15 days, and the owner should promptly apply to the vehicle management authority for official license plates.
