How many miles does the car have to have on it to avoid the tax?
Don't they give you a certain number of days to register it once it's driven back into ca or are they'd counted from the purchase date?
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How many miles does the car have to have on it to avoid the tax?
Don't they give you a certain number of days to register it once it's driven back into ca or are they'd counted from the purchase date?
Washington avoids that scam by charging a usage tax on vehicles coming in the state that you've owned less than 90 days
Yeah, I love the multi quote feature. The only reason I didn't use it this time around because I read the entire thread over a course of a day and had more questions come up than I thought. I would have edited the original post of mine but then you run the risk of the OP reading it before you get a chance to Edit it and thus them not seeing the edited portion.
Thanks for the response 13Cobra.
13Cobra,
Say I found a car that your dealership has, I really like it, its highly sought after. What are the steps I need to do to make sure its mine? Chances are the car I'm looking for will be out of state.
Do I need to talk to a general manager? Make a wire deposit? What guarantees do I have that they wont end up selling the car while I'm in the air travel to out of state dealership?
Thanks in advance.
-jerome
Say I found a car that your dealership has, I really like it, its highly sought after. What are the steps I need to do to make sure its mine? Chances are the car I'm looking for will be out of state.
Do I need to talk to a general manager? Make a wire deposit? What guarantees do I have that they wont end up selling the car while I'm in the air travel to out of state dealership?
Thanks in advance.
-jerome
You put a deposit on the vehicle. Some dealerships require anywhere from a couple hundred bucks up to a couple grand, depending on the vehicle and the amount of time you're asking them to hold it for you.
Good to know! Thanks.
Just promise Nick a reach around and he'll hold it forever. Lol
Is that how you plan to get a first allocation on your next SVT? Lol.
Nah, maybe a new truck or suv though.
Man, you come cheap, lol.
I should edit one word there for lolz, but better not. lol
Yes. To do it consistently, you'd need to be at a pretty good sized store.
Correct - the top salesman at my first dealership made 15-20k a month pretty regularly.
Kneepads not included? ahah Wow thats ridiculous. Makes me hate salesmen even more.
Nah, he just had a HUGE clientele, and had been there some 20 odd years. 40 year old 6'6 350lb black dude, hahahaha you'd think he was a bit intimidating, but all the customers loved him, said he was like a big teddy bear.
Is there anything else that you wanna tell us? ahah
Can't tell if you missed the joke or if I'm missing a secondary joke.dont remember his name
nor his social security #
sorry guys
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