Help with SQ5 at chevy dealer
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Dennis-
Has auto mobile titling changed?
Normally, I thought the car belongs to the maker (not the dealer) and dealer demos are on a "program" with the maker, so there is no title issued until the first retail purchaser. If a title was issued to the dealer for a "demo", then it would be resold as a used car--not a new one--when the next retail purchaser came long. No?
Has auto mobile titling changed?
Normally, I thought the car belongs to the maker (not the dealer) and dealer demos are on a "program" with the maker, so there is no title issued until the first retail purchaser. If a title was issued to the dealer for a "demo", then it would be resold as a used car--not a new one--when the next retail purchaser came long. No?
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Dennis-
Has auto mobile titling changed?
Normally, I thought the car belongs to the maker (not the dealer) and dealer demos are on a "program" with the maker, so there is no title issued until the first retail purchaser. If a title was issued to the dealer for a "demo", then it would be resold as a used car--not a new one--when the next retail purchaser came long. No?
Has auto mobile titling changed?
Normally, I thought the car belongs to the maker (not the dealer) and dealer demos are on a "program" with the maker, so there is no title issued until the first retail purchaser. If a title was issued to the dealer for a "demo", then it would be resold as a used car--not a new one--when the next retail purchaser came long. No?
I am really not sure, but service loaners at the dealers in NYS have standard plates. I assume you cannot register the vehicle unless it is titled.
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Last I knew if a vehicle was used as a demo by the dealer it was titled by the dealer and when sold is sold as a used vehicle with a nice discount. Warranty miles start from 0 so you could have some of the miles used by the time you buy it, the "year" part of the warranty is the iffy part depending on the dealer.
At least that is the way it has worked here in Oklahoma for as long as I can remember.
At least that is the way it has worked here in Oklahoma for as long as I can remember.
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