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05-04-2015, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by trueorange
Has anyone traded in a Florida registered car out of state and then tried to register the newly purchased car in Florida? Is there a grace period (so many days from date of purchase to getting it registered and titled in Florida)? How does this work?
When you purchase a vehicle out of state, most if not all states have what's called an in-transit permit, or similarly called. This permit permits you ample time to return the vehicle to FL with ownership papers for your title & registering process along with proof of valid insurance coverage. This info could vary, but if your going through a dealer they should be able to specifically answer your questions for you.
Also, when you trade in a car in Florida, do you get to keep the same license plate or do you need to get a new one?
The following pdf document will answer your question.
www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/80007.pdf
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