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Has anyone purchased a vehicle on ebay?

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Darth Urious Newbie

Darth Urious

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I once let my wife convince me to drive to Yonkers/New Rochelle, NY to possibly buy a vehicle she found online...

Worst trip of my life... I think I documented it here on the Huddle, not sure if it survived the crash...

Buddy of mine has bought multiple vehicles online, and we sold a G35 via Craigslist...

The worst part is always the title work and actually working it all out on paper...

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Probably no taxes until you go to the DMV and get the tag.

:yesnod: I went to register my Mother's car tht she left me. I had called the DMV and they had said that there was no taxes due to an inheritance. When I got there, they changed me tax! I tried to explain that I had talked with so&so and they had said no taxes due to inheritance. The DMV lady said they were wrong and I had to pay over $100 to get the license plate and change of title. (The reason I called in advance is, that they used not to take a check, only cash!) I didn't have the cash on me. (Hence the reason I called, or I would have had it!)

I had to get out of line, that I had waited on forever! Go find an ATM machine, get the cash. Come back and wait in line forever, just to get the plate and title change!

NCDMV :mad5:

Of course I had driven the car on Indiana plates for like 5 months. The Indiana plates were due to expire. That's why I figured it was time to register the car here in NC.

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