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Straight answers on what a Utah dealer license costs, what the state actually requires, and what happens after you are approved.
What a Dealer License Costs
Every fee, line by line — state, bond, plates, insurance, sign.
The $75,000 Dealer Bond
What it is, what it actually costs you, and where to get one.
Dealer Plates
Who may drive on them, how many you get, and what is illegal.
Buying at Dealer Auctions
Which Utah auctions take brand-new dealers, and what to bring.
The TC-301, Explained
The state application form, walked through section by section.
Salvage & Rebuilt Titles
Branded titles in Utah and the rules for reselling those cars.
Selling Without a License
How many cars you can legally sell in a year without one.
Which License You Need
New, used, wholesale, body shop, dismantler — which fits you.
Is There a Test?
There is no state exam. Here is what the course asks instead.
What Your Lot Needs
Zoning, the CUP, the sign, and the inspection that clears your lot.
The Background Check
Who gets fingerprinted, what it costs, and what if you have a record.
The Auction License
Three licenses get called this — which one your plan needs.
The 8-hour course Utah requires
State-approved, in English and Spanish, on your phone. 12 months of access.
Enroll now — $49