Autos baratos en venta en Los Angeles, CA (2024)

FAQs

How to do a private auto sale in California? ›

The California Department of Motor Vehicles (bless their record-keeping souls) estimates there are a staggering 8.1 million registered vehicles cruising the streets of LA County. That's more cars than the entire population of the state of Oregon! Let that sink in for a minute.

If you buy from a dealer, sales tax will be collected at the point of sale. For a private-party sale, the buyer will pay tax to the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) when registering the car.

To take over ownership of a vehicle, you will need:

If the seller is not the owner whose name is on the title, you will need a Bill of Sale signed by both the seller and the person whose name appears on the title.

Toyota Camry

At the very top of this list is the Toyota Camry. This model is renowned for its reliability and comfort, offering a smooth ride with efficient fuel consumption.

It shows that about 13 percent of the households in the city of L.A. are car-free compared to the one-fifth number cited by LAist. The numbers also show — not surprisingly — that the larger the household, the more likely there will be a car or cars available.

2. How many vehicles can one person own? There is no law that limits the number of vehicles one person can own. However, vehicles in public view must be licensed with current registration, in operable condition, and be parked on an approved parking surface.

Technically, you can buy a vehicle without insurance. However, whether you're buying a new or used car, you need auto insurance to drive it home — specifically, a policy that meets your state's minimum amount of liability insurance.

You need a vehicle salesperson license if you sell vehicles, vehicle contracts, or supervise vehicle sales or contracts for a dealer.

How many cars can you sell as a private seller in California? ›

The Short Answer (or, the TL;DR for my fellow hustlers): The California Department of Motor Vehicles (fancy name for the folks who keep track of all things car-related) says you can sell up to 5 vehicles a year without needing a dealer license. That's right, 5 glorious chariots!