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Subject:
New car taxes
Category: Business and Money Asked by: oaeppss-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
18 Mar 2004 11:16 PST
Expires: 17 Apr 2004 12:16 PDT Question ID: 318034 |
I am buying a new car in San Diego, California. I want to know what are all the taxes and fees added to the price of the car and how they are computed. For example I know sales tax is 7.75%, but I understand they add other taxes or fees for car sales. How are these computed? Given a base price X, how do I get the out the door price after all these fees and taxes? If it helps, my car will be a Toyota Camry LE 4 Auto with ABS. |
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Subject:
Re: New car taxes
From: maze418-ga on 22 Mar 2004 14:31 PST |
Go to www.edmunds.com and there you will be able to see what you can possibly get a car or truck for. It will not figure the taxes for you, but once you find what options you want and what the manufactor rebate is, then you can call a dealership and ask what price they will sell the car to you. They can figure the taxes with no obligation to you. You should be able to get a breakdown of the taxes. Edmunds.com gives you the market value price of what you should be able to get the car from the dealer. |
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