Hey folks, looks like I'll be getting a Telluride from out of state. I've never done that before, can anyone give me a rundown of what exactly is involved. I'm in Virginia, dealer is in Colorado. VA's DMV site is semi helpful but I want to make sure I'm not missing something obvious.
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Out of state taxes, title, registration
- Thread author natetom
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Typically, you will pay the sales taxes of your home state when you register the vehicle there. Sales taxes will not be collected by the selling dealer, and therefore will not be included in your financing.
noles1983
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Depends, I think the dealership can collect the state sales taxes where you will be registering, and send it to them.
They can, but it depends on the state AND the dealership. Outside of a couple states with reciprocal agreements, It is not mandated, and in my experience (which covers 17 states and a great many dealerships), the dealers do not want the responsibility of taking your taxes and being responsible for accurately submitting them in time to another state. Please trust me, you don't want that either.
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