Applications for dealerstock
The National Road Traffic Act defines a Motor Dealer as any person who is engaged in the business of buying, selling, repairing vehicles, or of building permanent structures onto such vehicles.
DOCUMENTS YOU NEED TO SUBMIT:
APPLICATION FOR DEALERSTOCK FROM PRIVATE TO COMPANY
- Original green Natis (RC1)
- Previous owner’s Identity document copy (original size)
- New owner’s BRNC Document
- Company Proxy Identity Document copy (original size)
- Complete section “A” previous owner, Section “B” New Owner details, Section “C” Vehicle details NCO (Yellow) Form
- Complete Section “A” and “C” on the RLV (Blue) Form
APPLICATION FOR DEALERSTOCK DIRECT FROM THE COMPANY
- Original green Natis (RC1)
- Previous owner’s Identity document copy (original size)
- New owner’s BRNC Document
- Company Proxy Identity Document copy (original size)
- Complete section “A” previous owner, Section “B” New Owner details, Section “C” Vehicle details NCO (Yellow) Form
- Complete Section “A” and “C” on the RLV (Blue) Form
What happens after the registration?
Once registered as a motor dealer, you may apply for a Motor Trade Number for your Trade Plates.
What is the correct dealerstock procedure?
A motor dealer needs to make sure that a vehicle is “Dealer Stocked”
into the name of the dealership when it is traded in. That then allows
the dealer to sell the vehicle to a new owner.
In order to “Dealer Stock” a vehicle you need the original Log Book
in the name of the person who traded it in. If the vehicle is still
being financed, then it has to be fully paid up by the dealer, who then
requests the log book from the bank. Then, dealer stock’s the vehicle as
their own, and the original owner falls away. This procedure should be
done prior to selling a vehicle.
Vortex services all the districts in the west-rand for dealerstocks
HAPPY DRIVING!
What does Vehicle Registration cost?
- R 240.00 Q4You Fees Johannesburg
- Full-Service turnaround time (IF ALL DOCUMENTS ARE CORRECTLY SUBMITTED) : 24 Hours