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At one time, that disdain might have been warranted. But under several past governors, and continuing under Jerry Brown, the DMV has become a model of consumer-friendly service and the intelligent use of technology that seems to escape other agencies.
If vehicle owners and drivers do their part – use the Internet for many direct DMV services and office appointments and show up on time, when face-to-face visits are needed, with the right documents – the agency does its part and everything is handled smoothly.
That’s a personal observation resulting from multiple vehicle ownerships (cars, boats and trailers) and therefore countless interactions with the DMV over several decades. But the Legislature’s budget analyst, Mac Taylor, reaches the same conclusion in a new report.
“Over the last 10 years,” the report says, “DMV has made efforts to improve customer service and increase efficiency, so that customers have additional options for renewing their vehicle registration.”
In addition to access via home computers, the agency maintains self-service kiosks in its field offices, and has contracts with a number of private businesses for electronic transactions.
Taylor’s report reveals that while the number of vehicle registration transactions has remained more or less static in recent years, something less than 30 million per year, ever-fewer of them are done by mail or in-person visits and ever-more via the Internet and other alternative methods.
Brown’s 2012-13 budget builds on those steps by upgrading the DMV’s appointment system, expanding electronic driver’s license testing and, most intriguingly, reducing fees by $5 for those who renew their registrations without face-to-face DMV office visits, thus reducing those infamously long lines.
The proposed fee reduction is taking some heat from Taylor’s office and some legislators who worry about reducing revenue.
Taylor’s report estimates it would cost the state $100 million a year and “does not provide a good return.”
Rather than reducing fees for cooperative patrons, he says, the DMV should increase them by $7 for those who insist on doing their business in traditional face-to-face ways, and drop them by $2 for alternative users.
That’s not a bad idea; it’s just another way of doing the same thing without reducing overall revenue.
The main thing is that the DMV appears to be working on better, more efficient and more user-friendly ways of doing its business. That’s a rare bit of good news, given the truly horrendous way in which so many agencies – the prison system comes to mind – squander money on things that achieve no purpose.
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all licensed car dealers must maintain
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most dealers offer test drives to potential customers
if the dealer secures a copy of the prospective buyers
drivers license and insurance card on an existing vehicle
and
issues a letter of permission to the prospective buyer
( such test drive is legal for up to 7 days )
11580 of the insurance code goes into effect
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GLOSSARY OF CAR DEALER TERMS
Cap Cost: this is the sale price you negotiate for that new car you want to lease; unless there’s a waiting list a mile long, this is not the same as the MSRP.
Certified: means the car has been cleaned and checked out by the dealer. Remember: only factory certified cars have the backing of the manufacturer.
Credit Report: a detailed explanation of your borrowing and bill-paying history, not to be confused with your… (See Credit Score.)
Credit Score: a three-digit number that expresses your creditworthiness. This number gives lenders a good idea of how likely you are to pay your bills.
“Cup Holder Factor”: Is your chosen car a good physical fit for you? Does the seatbelt hit your shoulder, or are you chewing on it? Do the seats and steering wheel adjust for your height and weight? Is there enough headroom? Legroom? Are there any blind spots? Are the controls and accessories logically placed and easy to locate? And, the inevitable, will the cup holder accommodate your double decaf grande latte? All this factors in to a good deal.
Curb Appeal: means cleaning up your car to make it look ten times better than it ever did while you were driving it—to entice potential buyers.
Dealer: Someone who is licensed to sell you a car, and abides by all the appropriate auto industry rules and regulations, or so you hope.
Dealer Cost: is the dealer invoice minus a whole bunch of stuff like incentives, environmental packages, advertising fees, and more. This is what the dealer actually paid for the car.
Dealer Invoice (Invoice): The price the dealer wants you to believe he paid for the car, when chances are, he really paid much less. (See Dealer Cost.)
Depreciation: The reduced value of the car after you buy it, or that portion of the car you “use” over the course of a lease.
The “Desk”: the sales manager
Extended warranty: This is also referred to as a service contract. It is an option you may purchase on a new, and some used cars. The extended warranty should cover car repairs over a longer period than the manufacturer’s warranty, which comes with the car. But beware: it’s a high-profit item for a dealer—cheaper ones are available online.
Four-Square Easy Sheets: easy sheets designed to combine all elements of the deal- the purchase price, trade-in, monthly payments and down payment. Don’t do it! Keep all items separate!
Holdback: An amount the manufacturer pays the dealer for each car sold of a particular make. Also referred to as a “kickback.”
Idiot- What you are if you don’t use AutoIdiot’s “Don’t Be an Idiot!” car-buying system before you buy, sell, or lease a car!
“In the Box”: In the salesperson’s cubicle.
Incentives: Money or other special deals that entice you to buy a vehicle.
Invoice (Dealer’s Invoice): The price the dealer wants you to believe he paid for the car, when chances are, he really paid much less. (See Dealer Cost.)
Lay-down: a customer who takes any deal the salesperson offers.
Leasing: is when you pay a low monthly fee to drive a fully warrantied, brand new car every two years or so, but you don’t actually own the car.
Mileage Allowance- the amount of miles per year you’re allowed to drive on a lease. Better not go over: the fees can be quite painful.
Money Factor: used for leases, this is kind of the same thing as an interest rate on a loan, only much more complicated.
MSRP: Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price
Options: These are extras you can have added to a standard vehicle, and usually come in packages.
Rebate: money you get back after you buy the car.
Recall: If a car model has a defect, a manufacturer may issue a “recall” notice, meaning that the defect will be fixed at the manufacturer’s expense.
Repossession: If you don’t make your car loan payments, you may get a visit from the Repo-man: the finance company that gave you the loan has every right to come and take your T-Bird away.
Residual Value: The amount a leased car is predicted to be worth after your lease is up
Rollover: this is when the dealer takes the loan from your old car and magically rolls it over into the loan for your new car. Don’t do it! You’ll be paying off two cars on the same bill!
Rustproofing: Meant to hold off body erosion, rustproofing is an unnecessary extra that a lot of car dealers push.
Salvaged or Rebuilt Title: when a car has been previously totaled, the title is marked “salvaged”. Often, these cars are dolled up and their titles are “rebuilt”, or laundered back to normal. You do not want one of these cars!
Service contract: Also called an “extended warranty,” it supplements the manufacturer’s warranty, which comes with a vehicle you purchase. A service contract is a high-profit item for the dealer. Make sure it offers substantially more than the standard warranty.
Subvent: This is when the manufacturers need to unload a certain kind of car so they inflate or “subvent” the residual value to entice you to sign up for a lease.
Target Price: the fair and reasonable price for a vehicle.
Test Drive: That’s when you take the car out for a spin- and check everything from the engine to the tires to the “Cup Holder Factor” to make sure it’s the car for you.
Title Search or Title History: gives you the lowdown on a car’s potentially sordid past. Shows a vehicle’s ownership history by using its VIN. Always do a title search if you’re buying a used car.
Upside Down: means you owe more on your car than it’s actually worth.
VIN: Vehicle Identification Number, every car’s got one.
The 5 W’s: system for advertising your car: Window (of the car), Word-of-mouth, Work (or anywhere potential buyers congregate), Wall Street Journal (really just refers to any newspaper advertisement), World Wide Web.
The Walkaround: this is when you—that’s right– walk around the car and check it out.
Warranty: is a guarantee that certain mechanical problems and body parts will be fixed if they aren’t in proper working condition. The warranty is usually limited, so make sure you know what’s included- and especially what’s not. Check online for cheaper warranties—this is a big money-maker for a dealership.
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The Dmv Zoning approval is required of each car dealer license location
Dmv Zoning approval is done at the local level ( planning department )
Dmv requires completion of a specific form
Dmv OL902 Zoning form: http://dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol902.htm
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The car dealer license process requires LiveScan Fingerprints
LiveScan Fingerprints are dispatched electronically
Dmv requires LiveScan clearance to issue a temporary car dealer license ( 30-45 days )
Dmv 8016 LiveScan form: http://dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/dmv8016.pdf
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An autobroker’s endorsement requires payment of fees as required by subdivision (d) of Section 9262 of the California Vehicle Code.
A dealer may not engage in brokering a retail sales transaction without having an autobroker’s endorsement to their dealer’s license.
Upon issuance of an autobroker’s endorsement to a dealer’s license, the department shall furnish the dealer with an autobroker’s log. The autobroker’s log remains the property of the department and may be taken at any time for inspection.
The autobroker’s log must contain the following information with respect to each retail sale brokered by that dealer:
A dealer who brokers a motor vehicle sale shall deposit directly into a trust account any purchase money, including purchase deposits, it receives from a consumer or a consumer’s lender.
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A VEHICLE DEALER APPLICATION CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING FORMS:
• OL 248A New Dealer Application Check List OR
OL 248B Used Dealer, Dealer-Wholesale Only, and Autobroker Application Check List
• OL 12 Application for Original Occupational License, (Part C)
• OL 21A Original Application for Occupational License, (Part A)
• OL 25 Surety Bond of Dealer ($50,000) OR
OL 25B Surety Bond of Motorcycle Dealer, Motorcycle Lessor-Retailer, All-Terrain Vehicle
Dealer, or Wholesale-Only Dealer (Less Than 25 Vehicles Per Year) $10,000 OR
OL 65/OL 94 with Cash Bond OR
OL 64/OL65 with Passbook or Certiicate of Deposit
• OL 53 Authorization to Release Financial Information
• OL 124 Certiicate of Proposed Franchise
Required for new automobile, commercial, motorcycle, all- terrain vehicle, motorhome, and
recreational trailer dealers only.
• OL 902 Property Use Veriication for Vehicle Dealer’s License
• OL 29 Application for Occupational License Personal History Questionnaire, (Part B)
Required for each person listed under ownership on form OL 12.
• ADM 9050 Appointment of Director as Agent for Service of Process
• DMV 8016 Request for Live Scan Clearance (yellow copy).
Required for each person completing form OL 29. Details on page 9. Out-of-state applicants
call Occupational Licensing at (916) 229-3126 for Fingerprint Card (ADM 1316).
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good luck with getting your car dealer license
dmv requires a training class to take your car dealer license examination
dmv requires you pass a 40 question exam to submit your car dealer license application
we teach the required dmv license certification class in more places than anyone else
find out why our competition struggles to match our offer
could it be better value??
could it be better pricing??
could it be our dedication to customer service??
we like to think it is all three
visit our website to see our entire class schedule
joseph is our car dealer license instructor in san diego
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we have a class in san diego every friday
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DMV Car Dealer Licensing Checklist
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The process can be broken down into three steps:
Dealer Class, Practice Exam & Certificate
Getting your bond & submitting an Application
Final location inspection by your DMV Inspector
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Here is a list of everything:
· Dealer Education School, Call TriStar Motors
800 – 901 – 5950 and to attend obtain your Certificate.
· Register On-Line at www.gotplates.com
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Everyone must take the New Dealer Class,
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d05/vc11704_5.htm
· Obtain the DMV Inspector’s number for your area and
leave a message to schedule the examination.
The DMV website @ www.dmv.ca.gov
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Then from the dmv website, www.dmv.ca.gov,
the student must find the:
list of DMV inspectors,
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/fo/inspector_office.htm
application for dealers license,
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/ol/forms/vehicledealer.htm
list of registration forms,
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/formsreg.htm
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· Pay $ 16. and pass the DMV exam.
When you have studied and are prepared for the
DMV dealer examination the student will make an
appointment with the DMV Inspector.
The student will
need to take their:
CA photo ID & TriStar issued DMV Certificate of Completion.
The DMV dealer test is 30 minutes long, 40 questions,
multiple choice.
The student must get 28 correct out of 40, 70%, and
three chances are allowed on one certificate.
If the student does not pass, TriStar supplemental
training is always FREE.
If the student fails the test three times, TriStar will
make a full refund.
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· Choose the Name, Location and Type of dealership.
Once the testing is complete the student begins to
build the business.
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Every dealer needs to choose a name of the
dealership and a location.
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Every dealer MUST have an office.
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Every dealer needs to choose the type of dealership
and vehicle type with endorsements.
Dealer types: Retail or Wholesale Only
( Retail includes Wholesale )
Vehicle Types: A/C cars and trucks
M/C motorcycles
ATV all terrain vehicles
MH motorhome
Rec T recreational trailer
Trl trailer
SM snowmobile
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Endorsements: AutoBroker
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· Obtain the Zoning Verification Letter.
Every dealer must have their location zoning
approved, using the proper DMV form, by the local
planning authority for the office location.
The proper zoning
form:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol902.pdf
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· File a Fictitious Name Statement with the county clerk
and have it published in a local paper.
The dealer must file a Fictitious Name Statement with
the county clerk of jurisdiction for the office location.
A list of California county websites:
http://www.csac.counties.org/default.asp?id=7·
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Obtain a Surety Bond in the amount of $ 50,000.
Wholesale & less than 25 cars/ year then $ 10,000.
The surety bond is a promise by the dealer to honor
all obligations on behalf of the dealership, including
DMV fees and penalties, State sales tax and a
judgment by any court against the dealership.
Cash, Savings or a Bond may be posted.
Your credit report will set the Bond Premium
Some credit scores will require collateral.
The DMV form needed to submit your bond:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol25.htm
If less than 25 cars per year & wholesale only:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/ol25b.pdf
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· Obtain a Business License
The city or county issuing the zoning permission letter
will usually require a business license.
· Obtain a Live Scan Fingerprint Card.
To obtain a location check:
http://ag.ca.gov/fingerprints/publications/contact.php
DMV Live Scan information:
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/ol/livescan.htm
DMV Sample Live Scan Form
http://dmv.ca.gov/forms/ol/dmv8016.pdf
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Obtain a Board of Equalization Seller’s Permit.
To obtain a location of a field office:
http://www.boe.ca.gov/info/phone.htm
Board Information on Registration:
http://www.boe.ca.gov/info/reg.htm#sales
Application Form:
http://www.boe.ca.gov/pdf/boe400spa.pdf
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· Complete the Application and have someone read it
over for you to look for errors and omissions.
Ask your
DMV Inspector if you can FAX it in for review.
· Call the DMV Inspector and submit the Application with
your Bond Declaration Form. You must have a Bond in
place to submit your application. If you wish to be
considered for a temporary license, you must have all
photos completed as well.
list of DMV inspectors,
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/fo/inspector_office.htm
DMV photo requirements:
http://dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/ol/photoreq.htm
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Generally you will need:
11 photos for retail
8 for wholesale, 9 for wholesale with a broker endorsement
They are:
1 Building photo
2 Outside sign photo ®
3 Display area photo ®
4 Office
5 Business License posting photo
6 Resale Permit posting photo
7 Telephone
8 Interior Signs ®
9 Locked Cabinet
10 Checkbook
11 Dealer Book
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· Build your office before you contact the DMV Inspector
for final inspection and clearance.
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· Obtain a phone and have a phone line installed in the
name of the dealership, including a 411 listing.
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· If retail, Obtain and install exterior signs.
One sign if sole user of the location.
Multiple signs if mixed use at the location.
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· If retail, Install the three Office Signs provided by TriStar
The No Cooling Off Period Notice to Public
The Inspection of Vehicle Notice to Public
Car Buyer Bill of Rights Disclosure
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Create a locked cabinet, desk drawer, file cabinet or safe to store DMV report of sale forms.
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· Open a Bank Account in the name of the dealership.
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· Label a thick 3 ring binder as your dealer book.
This book will hold for all updates sent by the DMV, all ROS
forms you might have to void & your broker log. ·
For registration forms write to:
DMV Forms Office
P.O. Box 932242, Sacramento,CA, 94232
Use the list of forms from the DMV website & add the
REG 262 to the list.
list of registration forms,
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/formsreg.htm
Draft a letter on your dealer letterhead including a
copy of your DMV certificate of completion requesting
25 of each listed form.
These forms are sent at no charge.
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· Contact for forms & disclosures.
Their website for dealer forms:
http://licenseframegirl.com
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The four forms needed:
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conditional sales contract CA553
English copy, 4 per set, latest version
Spanish Copy, 1 per set, latest version
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as-is no warranty for Federal Buyers Guide, 327D
English copy, latest version
Spanish Copy, latest version
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car buyer bill of rights option form
English copy, latest version
Spanish Copy,latest version
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Not for Sale Sticker
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· Create & have ready photos of your setup.
Instruction on photos @
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/ol/photoreq.htm
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· Final inspection follows in 90 – 120 days following
clearance from Sacramento.
The DMV Inspector will call you for an inspection appointment.
· When you pass inspection you will receive your:
dealer number
wall license
car dealer license special plates
report of sale forms, for your type of license.
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good luck
Joseph
800-901-5950
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