Glad to see it’s on paper! OMVIC does not take this lightly you know…
"2) How many vehicles can an individual or company sell without being registered as a dealer?
None. Ontario’s legislation does not provide for a number of vehicles that an individual or company can sell without the benefit of registration. Unless an individual is selling his/her personal vehicle privately, anybody buying or selling vehicles in order to gain a profit – or as part of their regular business operations (e.g. car rental companies, municipalities, or others that need to periodically renew their fleets) – must be registered as a dealer."
So, curbsider, how many vehicles have you “flipped” to “make money” ?
Agree to disagree. I see these “cars” more as a collection of parts than a true car. they’re enthusiast vehicles and 10 bucks says 30% of the car is actually as it came from the factory.
I Do agree that curbsiding is a problem, especially in the GTA. After spending the better part of 2 weeks looking for a decent civic to commute with, its sickening the kind of bullshit thats on kijiji. and how many people actually get ripped off.
Bahaha I’m just on my rag because I don’t have my Skyline anymore. It’s a pretty fun time especially when you talk to many people like I did and still do. One group of guys wanted to trade an RSX for my car that pulled very hard to the right and had a fully cracked rim. It also made some really funny noises and had some warning lights on. However, the car in his mind was perfectly fine and wanted a straight trade for my car. This was approx 1-2 years ago when my car was running issue free and around 65000 km.
240racer: Relax a tad, way to defensive. It was quite funny to read your post going from how you make money to defending yourself twice and countering at me twice in one post. I really don’t care about this buying and selling of cars, there are reasons why good deals go quick. Those who have the money at the right time can capitalize on chances.
Free posts before lock! Neither of you guys are anywhere near of what “curbsiders” would be classified as lol hussling 240’s and all!
I believe everyone is right here. If a vehicle is registered in your name and driven, you can not be considered a curbsider, under omvics reign, however, there are many loopholes and grey areas, hence why half of brampton neighbour hoods look like a car lot.
What the OP is doing isnt wrong. He has changed the car, driven the car and now would like to sell it for a reasonable (in his eyes, what matters in the end) price, which I will add was well justified, if you read the ad. Furthermore, going into the food basics and whine to the grocer that you just saw him pay 35c a lb, doesnt mean hes gunna sell it to you for 34.
Ya sorry for getting way too defensive. Just getting called a curbsider really pissed me off. Ive taken the auto law course already and know all of the issues around curbsiding, and wrote the OMVIC exam. I wouldn’t do anything to hurt my future chances in the industry. I’ve had numerous vehicles over the last few years, I drove them all for my own use, and when I sold them, I sold them for more than what I bought them for. Maybe I should have explained it more like that from the beginning.[COLOR=“Silver”]
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this, Looking at the “valued@” prices, they’re under valued if they’re brand new. Even if they’re not brand-new they looks like good nuff condition lol.
GLWS, this definitely looks like a fun toy! I would love the chance to rip this around lol
Pure free bumpage when these women bicker over being cheap i seen the car and baught parts off this member plenty of times hes well reasonable with pricing.
these are the tyoe of members on son that expect it if you have won a car for free it MUST be Givin away…so much fail.