90EFHB

Ok I have sold my Civic and now comes the part of transferring it over to a new owner. My question is not so much how to transfer the ownership, but how does the other party get it off my driveway LOL. Since the car is not certified yet or etested can they still get temp plates and if so what is required to do that? What about insurance for them to drive home and to get it to a shop?

Sorry for being a noob in this regard but I usually always trade my cars in.

Thanks for any help in this regard

90EFHB

Nevermind I found this link for what is required by the buyer

http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/vehicle/temp.htm

imported_gatherer

basically they get insurance on it and they can get one 10 day permit to go get it etested and certified. then they can register it... the only get one 10 day permit.

imported_Syphon

Only 1? I got like 4 during the summer when I first got my car. Then I plated it in the fall.

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

all he needs is the ownership that says "FIT" on it, and then he can get paper plates the legal kind, not Dixie... and insurance

also congrats to the new owner

Gunmetalef

i thougt u couldn't insure it w.o the safety....
that wshy CAA offers temp. insurance

imported_complex

no you need your own insurance to temp it. And you can get as many temps as you wish as long as you have the safety

1niceSi

An easier way to get to my place, is just drive the car with your the current plates on...once I arrive at my house, I take off your plates and drive them back to your place.

Then get my temporary permit.

bbor-imported

I would have given you $4000 for your Civic !
Car was clean man

imported_My93Civic

I don't think putting current plates on is a good idea. My uncle and I just got our ***** caught....Read it in the dicussions>tickets, etc forum...

Not worth it IMO. Get the damn 10 day permit.

imported_gatherer

yes as long as you have the safety as many temp plates as you want... without the safety you can only get one .. the purpose of which is to drive to get the safety done.