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Well, while these answer are correct, they are rather technical and not addressing some other aspects. Below are the real life facts of how it works, at least in FLA.It's as simple stated by one below - find it, pay for it, get the title signed and thats it. You own it.A bill of sale - not needed. However, without it you will be taxed based on what the state believes the value of the vehicle is, not what you paid for it. And that value will be quite high because they don't care about the ondition of the vehicle. With the title, the actual ownership is transfered to the new owner by means of the signed title. The bill of sales is what says you actually paid for it and that is what's used for sales tax. The bill of sale can have any amount on it, including “free” which is often the case to avoid sales tax on something that has paid taxes likely over and over. But that's another topic …A common use of the bill of sale is to show a sale price amount that is (far) less than the actual sale price, this allows the buyer to pay less sales tax. The seller usually does not care as it's a non issue them. In most states they really don't care as long as you give them something. If you use this approach, make sure the bill of sale amount matches the amount that needs to be entered on the title when signed. A discrepancy between these two will flag issues.Insurance - only needed if you a registering a license plate to drive it on the road, not for a title. This would be a case when you buy a vehicle that may not be road ready and you have to repair it first, or maybe you never intend to drive in the road - investment, parts only, salvage, etc.You can own a vehicle and never register it to drive it on the roads - that is what the license plate is needed for, the title establishes ownership. You need insurance for driving it on the road.

I believe you would have to arrange to “buy the car” from your grandparents as a “used car” (e.g. for $100) and that they should take ownership first, drive it for a month and then “sell it to you”. I believe you would receive the paperwork in Canada, get a title and registration in Ontario, and then bring the Ontario plates with you when you go to Florida. They will have the car in their driveway, having surrendered the Florida plates, and you will put the Ontario plates on the car, carry the Ontario registration with you, and then drive the car back to Canada. Make certain that you have the “bill of sale” with you, as the US will have a record that you entered the USA without a car, and there are tax/duty questions when you return.That is the method I would suggest, but you will need to check with the Ontario motor vehicle office first.I believe the issue is that you can Not, as a Canadian citizen, buy a new car in the USA and take it to Canada. Double-check, but I believe it has to be “used” and you will need to get the definition of Used from Ontario.

A museum-worthy collectionBurt Reynold’s storage unit was found. In it were so many strange things that it formed the basis for a kitschy celeb museum. Some of the weirdest items were a horse carriage built by Dolly Parton, a framed letter from Burt’s doctor about a 1955 surgery on his spleen, the bill of sale for Roy Rogers’ horse Trigger, and the canoe from the 1972 movie Deliverance. Huh.Death Date: September 6, 2018Birth Date: February 11, 1936Education: Florida State University. Wikipedia.com