Err, some states don’t have sales tax...such as where my CTR is registered.
I was more trying to emphasize that they were quoting the MSRP at $48,845. Of course the price will be higher than "MSRP" LOL.
I'm sorry, but Huggins Honda does not sell the Type R for MSRP. You may have "talked" to someone there about getting one at MSRP, but I gather you never "bought" a Type R there - right? Also, they just don't add "tint". I'm curious, how many times have you talked to them or visited their dealership or have gotten an "out the door" price from them?
Sure. Most states will require the buyers contract to establish a basis for the tax. So, you would have to modify that document. I suppose that’s possible, illegal but possible. Let us know how it works out for you...
I know that the state of Oregon doesn't charge any sales tax on any of their products, but on their vehicles, I understand they only charge 0.5-1% tax.
OR recently enacted a 0.5% tax on new cars purchased out of state. I think that’s the only vehicle tax they currently have in the state. Registration/plates are also only about $100/yr.I know that the state of Oregon doesn't charge any sales tax on any of their products, but on their vehicles, I understand they only charge 0.5-1% tax.
Best place to shop on Black Friday which I did last week and saved on some purchases while I was in the area
Speaking of Black Friday- did anyone score on aftermarket mods that were on sale?
Oregon is growing- the Hillsboro area is being dubbed as the "Silicon Forest" much like Silicon Valley. Intel has a strong presence there and I'm sure all their new housing that are selling like hotcakes are from a majority of Intel employees. Their housing prices are still north of 500K which is cheaper than CA but still pricey for that area. This is within a 30 mile radius of their major city, Portland.
Yep. I worked at Intel for 16 yrs (Phoenix and Colorado). Also, I’m originally from the Portland metro area.
I'm targeting the Sherwood/Newberg area for my 2nd home. Sherwood has really developed nicely, they have a Target/Walmart, many shops and eateries there. Newberg seems to be more of the sleepy/old-school town that has more mom-pop businesses along with my 2 favorite places to grab a snack (Dutch Bros. & Burgerville).
In TN the DMV will flag your registration if you submit a price too far below fair market value for the car. I imagine CA has a similar system. You could potentially get away with a bit of a discount, but not much. They aren’t going to believe $10k off. Probably isn’t worth the trouble and potential penalties if you get caught.
My bad - I read that pretty quickly and just saw the MSRP And missed the obscene upcharge haha
When I saw the response - I was thinking the same thing; again I have yet to come across a dealer in the DFW area (or TX for that matter) that is offering MSRP. Could be wrong - maybe you catch a dealer at the right time but overall it seems like everyone is min $5k ADM around here. It is what it is.
Virginia is a no sales-tax state...even though I live in Maryland I am a Florida resident due to the fact that I'm in the military. Florida law allows you to buy a car out of state, register it in Florida, and pay the sales tax for the state you bought the car in.( if you're military and not actually living in Florida). But if I were a Virginia resident it would be the same. No sales tax there.
