When may dealer plates be issued for vehicles coming from other dealers?

Dealer plates can be issued for vehicles coming from other dealers specifically when those vehicles are on consignment. This situation typically occurs when a dealership agrees to sell a vehicle on behalf of another dealer or individual. In such cases, the dealer plates are necessary to allow the vehicle to be driven legally for purposes such as test drives or transport to promotional events.

The other scenarios do not meet the criteria for issuing dealer plates. If a vehicle is sold, it typically would need to be registered to the new owner rather than utilizing dealer plates. When a vehicle is not yet registered, dealer plates cannot be issued as they are intended for dealership use. If a vehicle has been repaired, it might be operational again, but that does not pertain specifically to the issuance of dealer plates from another dealer's perspective. Therefore, the only situation that allows for this practice is when vehicles are on consignment.