Category Archives: DMV CAR DEALER PLATE USE

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what are the most often stolen vehicles in california ???

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California’s Most Stolen Vehicles

The latest list of the most stolen vehicles in California has been released by the National Insurance Crime Bureau, based on reports from law enforcement agencies last year.

The NICB reports that the Central Valley cities of Fresno, Sacramento, Modesto and Stockton were among the hottest spots in the U.S. for stolen cars and trucks.

Fresno earned the dubious title of ‘Stolen Car Capitol of America’ with 7,559 auto thefts.

Here are last year’s top 10 most stolen vehicles in California:

  1. 1991 Honda Accord
  2. 1995 Honda Civic
  3. 1989 Toyota Camry
  4. 1994 Acura Integra
  5. 1994 Nissan Sentra
  6. 2003 Toyota Corolla
  7. 1999 Chevrolet full-size pickup
  8. 1997 Nissan Altima
  9. 1995 Saturn SL
  10. 1988 Toyota 4X2 pickup

Older cars and light trucks are targeted by auto thieves because of the high value of their parts. As well, many older vehicles are not insured against theft.

The NICB declared, however, that motor vehicle thefts are declining.

Better anti-theft technology, OnStar and LoJack systems, plus increased use of ‘bait’ vehicles in sting operations by police all contribute to decreased numbers of stolen vehicles in California.

retro license plates may make a revival

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Retro license plate proposal on the move

California lawmakers can’t roll back gas prices or revive eight-track tape players, but they soon may offer motorists something else from decades past: replica license plates.

Assembly Bill 1658 would allow the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue plates resembling those of the 1950s, through ’80s for a fee – $50 initially, $40 per year – to cover administrative costs and raise money for environmental projects.

Assemblyman Mike Gatto, a Los Angeles Democrat who proposed the bill, said it capitalizes on nostalgia and recent production of retro-style vehicles. “What’s old is new,” he says, “and it might make the state a little money, too.”

Plates would not be issued by the DMV until 7,500 had been ordered by the public. They would come in three classic designs, with black lettering on a yellow background, or yellow lettering on either a black or blue background.

The new plates would not be exact reproductions, however. Current plates have seven digits, for example, while those of decades past had six. Reflectivity and font-type standards also have changed through the decades.

AB 1658 received bipartisan support in the Assembly Transportation Committee, 14-0, and is awaiting action in the Assembly Appropriations Committee.

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what will i find in a nmvtis vehicle history report ???

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What’s inside the vehicle history report?
The vehicle history report compiles all available records related to your VIN into a single report. It includes:

  • Detailed vehicle specifications
  • Current and history title records
  • Reported odometer readings & issues
  • Checks across 60+ potential title brands
  • The date and entity for title brands present
  • Records of total-loss reported by insurance companies
  • Records of salvage reported by junk and salvage yards
  • The contact information associated junk, salvage, and insurance entities

Where does the data come from?

The vehicle history data is supplied by the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS). States, insurance carriers, and salvage yards are required by federal law to report data to NMVTIS. According to NMVTIS, their data providers include over 9000 insurance carriers, auto recyclers, junk yards and salvage yards and their database includes over 40 million salvage or total loss records.
How do I get a report for my vehicle?

You can begin by running an instant lookup on your Vehicle Identification Number.

get private car dealer license training from gotplates.com

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hello john

we teach private classes
for $ 300. per person
we have weekly availability statewide

if we come to your office
we would have to charge more ( $ 800. )
and we can certify up to three people for that fee

also, if you offer financing and need the
red flags program
we can set you up with that as well
our discounted price for the red flags is $ 300.

red flag deadline was 01-01-11

do you have any other owners needing certification?

if this is a corporate change of ownership
dmv generally requires all owners above 10% ownership to take the class
and pass the dmv examination

also, all significant others should be included if they are going to be driving
dealer plated inventory

please let us know what works for you
and how soon you want the private car dealer license class

my cell is 415-730-3131

thx

Joseph
gotplates.com

800-901-5950