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Originally Posted by trm0002

A car can be drop-shipped to a different dealer. However, BOTH dealers have to agree to it and there is usually a charge (from what I've read) by the receiving dealer.

Quick question: Does it have to be another GM/Chevy dealer or could it be any dealer??

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Originally Posted by chevymuscle311

Quick question: Does it have to be another GM/Chevy dealer or could it be any dealer??

I believe it has to go to another Chevy dealer because the PDI still has to be completed.

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Originally Posted by cyberbro

Dude, are you stalking Steve? lol

Keep it up, you the man!

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Originally Posted by trm0002

I believe it has to go to another Chevy dealer because the PDI still has to be completed.

Thanks for the answers. You are the man.

One more ? , does the buyer pay NY sales tax or taxes for the state in which they live??

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Originally Posted by chevymuscle311

Thanks for the answers. You are the man.

One more ? , does the buyer pay NY sales tax or taxes for the state in which they live??

You pay the tax based on where you live. I don't know exactly how it works though; sorry.

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Originally Posted by chevymuscle311

Thanks for the answers. You are the man.

One more ? , does the buyer pay NY sales tax or taxes for the state in which they live??

The state is going to expect the New York dealer to charge sales tax based on the price the dealer charges IN New York. You'll pay New York state sales tax but tag and title fees will be from your home state.

Basicaly if the money from the sale profits a New York dealer then they have to charge sales tax and forward it to the local taxing associations minus a service fee (ie. shipping delivery and such.)

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Originally Posted by irpq11

The state is going to expect the New York dealer to charge sales tax based on the price the dealer charges IN New York. You'll pay New York state sales tax but tag and title fees will be from your home state. If the money from the sale profits a New York dealer then they have to charge tax.

Thanks for the answer. What is the sales tax where Basil is located??

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Originally Posted by irpq11

The state is going to expect the New York dealer to charge sales tax based on the price the dealer charges IN New York. You'll pay New York state sales tax but tag and title fees will be from your home state. If the money from the sale profits a New York dealer then they have to charge tax.

I don't think so. I had a friend buy a full-blown motorhome in Charlotte by the Lowes Motor Speedway and he was complaining about the $14,000 in sales tax he would have to pay when he got back to Wisconsin.

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Originally Posted by chevymuscle311

Thanks for the answer. What is the sales tax where Basil is located??

Like I said above, I don't think this is the case but the local sales tax is 8.75%

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Originally Posted by chevymuscle311

Thanks for the answer. What is the sales tax where Basil is located??

I don't know I live in Alabama but I own a business so I know how the taxing of sales and service works for interstate deals. It also goes county to county. Some places are different in some cases but it's usually standard with state to state. You shouldn't have to pay sales tax from the receiving dealer because it's not 'goods' you're buying but service for them to PDI the car and receive the car.

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Originally Posted by trm0002

I don't think so. I had a friend buy a full-blown motorhome in Charlotte by the Lowes Motor Speedway and he was complaining about the $14,000 in sales tax he would have to pay when he got back to Wisconsin.

Unless motor vehicles are differnt from other goods?

If there is some strange rule in that case then I don't know. Sorry

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Originally Posted by irpq11

Unless motor vehicles are differnt from other goods?

If there is some strange rule in that case then I don't know. Sorry

I just wiki'd it and it says you pay sales tax per the registering state. I can't say that's 100% positive because I've never done it. That is however what I believe to be true.

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Originally Posted by trm0002

I just wiki'd it and it says you pay sales tax per the registering state. I can't say that's 100% positive because I've never done it. That is however what I believe to be true.

Yeah you are correct. I just called a Oregon dealer because they have NO sales tax. They said I would have to pay California taxes. Well NY and California have pretty much the same sales tax so it would be all about how much it would cost to get it here.

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Wow, so the dealer who sells the car to be shipped has to send the sales tax to another state?

Or do they just not charge it and the other dealer charges it based on the invoice?

What a pain in the ass. lol

Ok then, sorry guys.