Question: value of HOV Green Sticker in CA for Totaled Car

save the bumpers.......

 

I don't think you can sell the stickers, as the stickers don't transfer unless you sell the car. .But if it is going to be salvaged, you I believe you have 6 months to buy another qualifying car and ask for a transfer of the sticker to the new car. *EDIT* I seem to clearly recall reading about this, but I can seem to find it now.

BTW: Front end damage or rear end? I am looking for passenger side tail light assembly for cheap (not sure if the Insurance will allow you to "salvage" parts from the totaled car).

 

Source:
Clean Air Vehicle (CAV) Decals - High Occupancy Vehicle HOV Lane Usage

"28. Q: My Enhanced AT PZEV/TZEV vehicle was issued green CAV decals, but it was declared a total loss salvage or non-repairable. I bought another qualifying vehicle as a replacement. Can I obtain green CAV decals for the replacement vehicle?

A: Yes. However, the owner must file an application for replacement CAV decals within six months of the original vehicle's total loss/salvage or non-repairable reported "wrecked" date. The registered owner of the original and qualifying replacement vehicle must be the same person."

 

(Heresy here) You could put the replacement stickers on a '16 Volt.

 

hammer sorry to hear hope you are OK

...we know what you're thinking SRL99 you better not total that 2014 PiP

 

If you could get a 2016 Volt within 6 months and slap stickers on it, you could possibly sell it for quite a premium, or just have that unique one (of 2 possibly) haha.

 

or visa versa . . .

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Glad you are OK.

Too bad you didn't total your car next year, so you could get an updated PiP. Same here. I totalled my Gen II Prius 3 months ago (or rather someone else totalled it when they ran into me). I had been holding onto my 2004 for two reasons:

1) To upgrade in 2016 (or perhaps a bit later) with one of the new models.
2) To join the 100000 mile club. Missed it just by a hair. I was just under 160000 km.

 

Actually, _quite_ happy with the 2014 PiP, and very happy I only put gas in after (over) 500 miles. I _suspect_ the PiP will still have total range advantage over the Volt.