“A well-maintained possession lasts,” as the saying goes. Mr. Ba’s 2015 Hyundai HD120 truck, after years of traveling from Hanoi’s bustling streets to the bumpy dirt roads of Thai Nguyen, remains as durable as ever. The truck is in great shape, but its paperwork has a slight “issue.” To facilitate the sale, Mr. Ba asked me about “aging the paperwork” for the truck. Mr. Ba’s story is not uncommon, especially in the used truck market. So, what does “aging paperwork” mean, and should you do it? Let’s explore this with Hanoi Trucks!
Before delving into details, let’s understand what “aging paperwork” is and why many people are interested in it.
Essentially, “paperwork aging” is the act of falsifying or modifying information on vehicle documents to make the vehicle appear older than it actually is. For example, a 2020 Hino 500 truck could be “transformed” into a 2018 model.
While it might sound “appealing,” “aging paperwork” carries numerous risks:
Instead of seeking ways to “age paperwork,” be a smart buyer or seller and choose safe and sustainable options:
You can take the vehicle to authorized inspection centers for verification or contact the relevant authorities to confirm the information.
Carefully examine the information on the documents, such as the chassis number, engine number, year of manufacture, and owner’s information, and compare them with the actual vehicle.
You need to prepare all necessary documents as required and submit the application to the vehicle registration authority.
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