Where do I go to buy a car in PA?

The following information will assist you with the proper procedures when buying a vehicle in Pennsylvania. The buyer and seller should meet at the office of a notary public, tag service, or motor vehicle dealer to ensure the title application is completed correctly.

Where do I Send my title application for a new car in PA?

The dealer where you purchased your new vehicle is responsible for sending the title application to PennDOT. More information can be found in the Buying or Selling Your Car in Pennsylvania fact sheet.

Do you need a copy of your insurance card to register a car in PA?

A copy of your current insurance identification card (PDF) is required if registration is to be issued. The dealer where you purchased your new vehicle is responsible for sending the title application to PennDOT. More information can be found in the Buying or Selling Your Car in Pennsylvania (PDF) fact sheet.

What do I need to transfer a vehicle in PA?

If the vehicle is being given as a gift, the Form MV-13ST (PDF), “Affidavit of Gift” must be attached to the title application. This form must be completed by all transferees and transferors and attached to Form MV-1 or MV-4ST for any transfer for which a gift exemption (Exemption 13) for purposes of Pennsylvania Sales and Use Tax is claimed.

The following information will assist you with the proper procedures when buying a vehicle in Pennsylvania. The buyer and seller should meet at the office of a notary public, tag service, or motor vehicle dealer to ensure the title application is completed correctly.

Where do I send my car registration in PA?

The registration plate should be returned to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles unless the seller plans to transfer it to another vehicle. The registration plate should be mailed to: Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Return Tag Unit, 1st Floor, 1101 South Front Street, Harrisburg, PA, 17104. REGISTRATION

Where do you put the mileage on a car in PA?

The seller must indicate the mileage of the vehicle in Section A on the back of the Pennsylvania title or in the appropriate space provided on the out-of-state title. REMOVING THE PLATE. After the title is transferred, the seller must remove the registration plate from the vehicle.

A copy of your current insurance identification card (PDF) is required if registration is to be issued. The dealer where you purchased your new vehicle is responsible for sending the title application to PennDOT. More information can be found in the Buying or Selling Your Car in Pennsylvania (PDF) fact sheet.

What do you need to register a car in PA?

A copy of your current insurance identification card is required if registration is to be issued. The dealer where you purchased your new vehicle is responsible for sending the title application to PennDOT. More information can be found in the Buying or Selling Your Car in Pennsylvania fact sheet.

What kind of cars are for sale in West Chester PA?

Autotrader has 43,327 Used cars for sale near West Chester, PA, including a 2010 Dodge Charger SXT, a 2011 Buick LaCrosse CXL, and a 2013 Subaru Legacy 2.5i Premium ranging in price from $995 to $1,950,000.

Is the Audi West Chester A CPO car?

I filed a complaint against West Chester Audi with the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office because they charged us for a certified pre-owned (CPO) Audi,… but on the day we came to collect the vehicle, they gave us a regular used Audi (the dealership de-registered the car and removed its CPO protection after they cashed our check).

The dealer where you purchased your new vehicle is responsible for sending the title application to PennDOT. More information can be found in the Buying or Selling Your Car in Pennsylvania fact sheet.