Plates stay with the person they are registered to.
Where do your license plates go when you sell your car?
- Thread starter Zembonez
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La Bestia
resident tool whore
Plates are registered to the person here. I typically transfer to the new vehicle, had the same plate on 5 vehicles now. Ones I'm not using go on the wall in the garage.
NMRam
Still Here Because I'm Not There
Both of these.....
In NM, the plate is registered to the owner and can be transferred to another vehicle at trade-in. You can also request a new plate instead of using the old one at the time a vehicle is purchased.
If you sell privately, you hold your plate. The bill of sale serves as a temporary plate for the new owner for up to 30 days.
It doesn't matter if you just payed your registration 2 days ago, then trade vehicles, there is no refund, and your registration cannot be transferred to the new vehicle, even if you keep the same plate. I have a stack of probably 15 plates from vehicles I have traded and have gotten different plates for. You can turn them into DMV for destruction or recycling, but I never have.
Plates are registered to the person here, costs $20 to transfer to another vehicle...
Same same.
vansdonk
That's not buffing out
In the garage. I keep mine. 
elcompaLalo
Whats a custom user title?
In Nevada the plates go back to the DMV unless you want them for your next vehicle (little or no credit is given so you'll pay full price to reuse them). Custom plates don't have to be returned.
Sent from a D2 runnin GB.
Sent from a D2 runnin GB.
Mixedbreed
And that was the first time i got crabs...
they become registered to my garage... i love plates!!
I know one of the old ones in my garage ended up in JIM's collection
