California Income Tax

Quick question - I have already called up the California state tax hotline and talked to someone but I am still left confused and I think they were confused as well. 

I'm trying to see what status I need to file as -
I have not been in the state of California since November 2011.
I however have a valid drivers license.  (Can only surrender it in person)
I have my name on a car and a joint car loan in that state and the car resides in that state.
I have made no income at all since 2011.
I have two bank accounts in that state. (Going to close them out this week though)

I'm trying to figure out if I should just file nothing at all or as a non resident.  I would file non resident except for the following bolded points below.

According to: https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/2012/12_1031.pdf

Determining a resident:

Factors to consider are as follows:
• Amount of time you spend in California versus amount
of time you spend outside California .
• Location of your spouse/RDP and children .
• Location of your principal residence .
•    State that issued your driver’s license.
• State where your vehicles are registered .
• State in which you maintain your professional licenses .
• State in which you are registered to vote .
• Location of the banks where you maintain accounts .
• The origination point of your financial transactions


Any advice?

You may find the following comment of interest, and use it as a starting point for further investigation:

http://www.usexpatriate.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/expats-avoid-state-taxes-five-states.html

Although this is from a professional adviser, I can not vouch for it's accuracy. As mentioned, it does give some information as to what you might want to investigate, and go forward from there.

Thank you for the link.  I think I will file non resident this year and nothing next year.