I purchased a 1991 HZJ73 from a reputable chain dealership based in orange county with 5 locations, they did all the dmv paper work and i dont have to go to DMV at all, what are the chances of getting the CA title? Anyone know?
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I was thinking the same, just wouldn’t make sense for a dealer to sell a car they cant title and end up running into problems in regards to their dealer license. I’ll keep you updated though!Pretty sure like many states a dealer in CA is legally responsible to provide you with a title within a certain number of days after payment is received. Follow up and let us know what happens.
Still no updates, been almost 2 months, will post update as soon as I get one.Any updates? Buying a JDM currently registered in Georgia that i'll need to register in California where l live. Curious if i'll have any issues.
Name of dealer? Im looking into purchasing an import myselfI purchased a 1991 HZJ73 from a reputable chain dealership based in orange county with 5 locations, they did all the dmv paper work and i dont have to go to DMV at all, what are the chances of getting the CA title? Anyone know?
100% agree that they are clueless, still working things out but luckily I made a contract with them so if things don't work out I get all my money back but fingers still crossed for a successful registration although not looking so great. Guess I'll settle for an FJ62 haha.I think I almost decided to buy this truck that you bought.
However, I backed off after a few exchange of call/texts with two different sales reps in mid-to-late May. They are quite clueless about JDM diesel land cruisers and CA diesel title/registration, but I don't blame them for not knowing as they are not specialists.
I hope it works out for you. It looked to me to be a clean truck on that dealership's medium resolution photos.
He said he went to a Mitsubishi dealer and they gave him a emission sticker from a US Model Delica.
Bad news, as we’ve all been knowing but even given the circumstance of buying through a dealer, not possible to register in CA w out CARB compliance certificate, strong luck or constant trial and error. Dealer is willing to pay for CARB certification, will take about 8 weeks. Should i go for it? How will this procedure affect the vehicle?