Vehicles
Buying and selling cars, trucks, motorcycles and RVs for a client.
What it takes
- A car, truck or motorcycle, bought for a client from a dealer
- An RV or motorhome
- Title and registration paperwork that moves with it
What it leaves
- Financing. A lender or the dealer arranges it.
How a job runs here
These steps make up the job's checklist. Its page shows each one as it is done.
- What the client wants is written down: make, model, years, mileage, budget.
- Vehicles are found and their history reports pulled.
- The client chooses one, and the price is set in writing.
- An inspection is offered before anything is signed.
- The sale is written up, and title and registration are transferred.
- The vehicle is delivered, or its haul is booked.
What backs it
0 of 1 license in place. The full list for every line is the credentials register.
| Credential | Issued by | Covers | Status | Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vehicle dealer license, with autobroker's endorsement | California Department of Motor Vehicles | Brokering retail vehicle sales in California. Other states license this on their own terms. | Not yet held | None yet |
Rules this line follows
In California only a licensed vehicle dealer holding an autobroker's endorsement may broker a retail vehicle sale.