New/Used Inventory GT4, Spyder, GTS for Sale
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Nevada has upwards of 8% sales tax after everyone dips into your pocket. I just sold my recent daily driver with an 8% Philly Tax, payable by the buyer.
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Almost every state has sales tax associated with a purchase of a vehicle, new or used. The only way to avoid this is to issue the transfer of title as a "gift", though thats sort of shady to do on a 6 figure car. Not sure how the guy avoided the sales tax, to me it seems like something was shady.
Nevada has upwards of 8% sales tax after everyone dips into your pocket. I just sold my recent daily driver with an 8% Philly Tax, payable by the buyer.
Nevada has upwards of 8% sales tax after everyone dips into your pocket. I just sold my recent daily driver with an 8% Philly Tax, payable by the buyer.
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Almost every state has sales tax associated with a purchase of a vehicle, new or used. The only way to avoid this is to issue the transfer of title as a "gift", though thats sort of shady to do on a 6 figure car. Not sure how the guy avoided the sales tax, to me it seems like something was shady.
Nevada has upwards of 8% sales tax after everyone dips into your pocket. I just sold my recent daily driver with an 8% Philly Tax, payable by the buyer.
Nevada has upwards of 8% sales tax after everyone dips into your pocket. I just sold my recent daily driver with an 8% Philly Tax, payable by the buyer.
It however does not apply to used car purchase from new or used car dealership. So I, myself, prefer to purchase from a private individual. Of course, this is exception rather than the rule. Some states don't charge car sales tax, period, like NH and Montana.
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Mthrice (01-12-2024)
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Almost every state has sales tax associated with a purchase of a vehicle, new or used. The only way to avoid this is to issue the transfer of title as a "gift", though thats sort of shady to do on a 6 figure car. Not sure how the guy avoided the sales tax, to me it seems like something was shady.
Nevada has upwards of 8% sales tax after everyone dips into your pocket. I just sold my recent daily driver with an 8% Philly Tax, payable by the buyer.
Nevada has upwards of 8% sales tax after everyone dips into your pocket. I just sold my recent daily driver with an 8% Philly Tax, payable by the buyer.
Buying a car from a dealer in Nevada doesn't make much sense to me, unless you're trading in a car of equal value.
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usctrojanGT3 (01-13-2024)
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Started looking at 4RS's again. Currently 70 used sitting on Auto Trader. Lots of them for months. What are they actually trading for these days?
I had an allocation I had to give up mid last year at $40K over and now that the market seems flush with them, I'm curious if ADM has softened. Thanks
I had an allocation I had to give up mid last year at $40K over and now that the market seems flush with them, I'm curious if ADM has softened. Thanks
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Started looking at 4RS's again. Currently 70 used sitting on Auto Trader. Lots of them for months. What are they actually trading for these days?
I had an allocation I had to give up mid last year at $40K over and now that the market seems flush with them, I'm curious if ADM has softened. Thanks
I had an allocation I had to give up mid last year at $40K over and now that the market seems flush with them, I'm curious if ADM has softened. Thanks
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Started looking at 4RS's again. Currently 70 used sitting on Auto Trader. Lots of them for months. What are they actually trading for these days?
I had an allocation I had to give up mid last year at $40K over and now that the market seems flush with them, I'm curious if ADM has softened. Thanks
I had an allocation I had to give up mid last year at $40K over and now that the market seems flush with them, I'm curious if ADM has softened. Thanks
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How does that square with stale inventory though?
Dealer I spoke with today said $30K is around where they're trading when pressed with Sept. deliveries but that's new built to spec.
Dealer I spoke with today said $30K is around where they're trading when pressed with Sept. deliveries but that's new built to spec.
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I’ve been paying close attention too. Lots of cars sitting at 240 or more. I missed a used for 205 and kick myself daily.
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Dealers seem to treat allocations and used inventory completely differently. They know some will pay up for a used car that's ready to go without a 6-12 month wait while others will pay a premium for their own allocation so they can get it specced how they want. I have not heard of an allocation trading at under 30k recently, most seem to be around 35-45.
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Brainofjjj (01-17-2024)
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