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Small matter of sales tax.

BasilFawlty

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My SX is scheduled for delivery to a dealer in Texas on Friday 23 October 20 (I live in New Mexico). Everthing is set except we have one small discrepancy to resolve. The Dealer insists they must collect the New Mexico tax when I take delivery. All fine and dandy, except they are saying the tax I'll need to pay is based on the normal gross receipts tax for my location (something like 8.1875% I think).

In actual fact, the New Mexico tax on a new car is 4% of the sales price (I have confirmed this with New Mexico MVD). I sincerely hope they will conclude and agree that the tax I need to pay is based on the 4% that New Mexico actually requires on new cars and not try to stick me with normal gross receipts tax which is more than double the real required amount.
 
Simple google search answers tax rate.
Question are you financing or paying cash?

Ask for Ed Maltos the Sales Manager at Plano and he should easily handle this for you.
 

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Simple google search answers tax rate.
Question are you financing or paying cash?

Ask for Ed Maltos the Sales Manager at Plano and he should easily handle this for you.
Cash. Thanks for the info re: Ed.
 
If paying cash out of state they don’t need to collect sales tax or registration 🤦🏻‍♂️

you can pay it directly to DMV.
You only pay dealer if financing car then dealer pays your local DMV.

Ed practically runs that store.. good friend. I trained him up when he got in the business
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If paying cash out of state they don’t need to collect sales tax or registration 🤦🏻‍♂️

you can pay it directly to DMV.
You only pay dealer if financing car then dealer pays your local DMV.

Ed practically runs that store.. good friend. I trained him up when he got in the business
If paying cash out of state they don’t need to collect sales tax or registration 🤦🏻‍♂️

you can pay it directly to DMV.
You only pay dealer if financing car then dealer pays your local DMV.

Ed practically runs that store.. good friend. I trained him up when he got in the business

Stephen, I'm going to send you a Private Message - have a question but prefer to ask in a PM.
 




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