2013 OTD pricing - What did you pay?

speedracer007 · 11-06-2012, 03:15 PM

Either push for getting rid of the fee, or work to reduce the price by $599.

I work for a price that INCLUDES the Doc Fees, but not the Tax, Title & License. The Tax is based on what you pay for the car, and the Title & License are the same no matter what dealership you buy it from.

Taxes differs ALOT from state to state, so you really need to understand what it is for the state of Cali. Also, in my state, you pay tax on the difference between a trade-in and a new car purchase price. Another tax thing to take into account is that the tax rate is different in different cities, so you may end up paying more in taxes based just on what dealership you buy it at. (A 1% difference on $35000 comes out to $350). It is worth it to take a few minutes to read up on taxes on your state's website.

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speedracer007 Base Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Huntsville, Alabama Posts: 119 Drives: 2013 Nissan 370Z Rep Power: 13	Either push for getting rid of the fee, or work to reduce the price by $599. I work for a price that INCLUDES the Doc Fees, but not the Tax, Title & License. The Tax is based on what you pay for the car, and the Title & License are the same no matter what dealership you buy it from. Taxes differs ALOT from state to state, so you really need to understand what it is for the state of Cali. Also, in my state, you pay tax on the difference between a trade-in and a new car purchase price. Another tax thing to take into account is that the tax rate is different in different cities, so you may end up paying more in taxes based just on what dealership you buy it at. (A 1% difference on $35000 comes out to $350). It is worth it to take a few minutes to read up on taxes on your state's website.