Possible new MS3 owner.

[chippy]

So why on earth would you go get a new car without a stable job? You should try saving that money or invest in it, and just get a beater.

 

[phillyb]

well of course I'd still have to finish off paying the tC which wouldn't be a problem since i actually have the money to do that now.
^^ i think you mighta got boned. 305*12=3660*5=18300+12000=30,300 on a car that costs 23 grand? Maybe. idk like I said the i don't think the guy factored in taxes or anything. I think he just took the MSRP and figured it out like that. My tC cost 17980 after taxes. I put 7 grand down so I owed 10,980. Paying 197/mo for 5 years. hmmm. that would mean I only payed 1000 in interest? is that right?

yes, i suppose...BUT, you must have a really low interest rate. my guess is 2.9%
you put 7000 dollars down. and then you pay 197 * 60. 197 * 60 equals 11820. you paid 11820 plus 7000 for your tc, which is 18820.

 

[MikeHTally]

Trade after you get here and see what's up. Florida will charge you to register it here and will force you to do so. I believe the "window" is four months. Not a great idea to drive a new turbo 1,500 miles right away, either, unless you're willing to be REALLY bored breaking her in on the trip.

I don't believe Florida will charge you sales tax, but getting it registered will be in the $500 range, maybe.

 

[jville]

Trade after you get here and see what's up. Florida will charge you to register it here and will force you to do so. I believe the "window" is four months. Not a great idea to drive a new turbo 1,500 miles right away, either, unless you're willing to be REALLY bored breaking her in on the trip.

I don't believe Florida will charge you sales tax, but getting it registered will be in the $500 range, maybe.

Unless you have waited six months after aquiring title/lean fl will charge you sales tax. i know it happened to me when i moved back down, i said screw that and waited the last 3 weeks b4 registering down here to avoid the extra$.

 

[phillyb]

Unless you have waited six months after aquiring title/lean fl will charge you sales tax. i know it happened to me when i moved back down, i said screw that and waited the last 3 weeks b4 registering down here to avoid the extra$.

lein***

registering the car twice in one year is just st00pid. don't get the car until you move to florida. BUT PLEASE DRIVE ONE ASAP

 

[jville]

oops^

 

[MikeHTally]

By the way, you'll have to pay that $500 (or close to it) regardless, since you're from out of state. The only way you could avoid it would be to have an existing Florida tag in your name that was not associated with a vehicle registered in your name currently.

 

[MikeHTally]

lein***

registering the car twice in one year is just st00pid. don't get the car until you move to florida. BUT PLEASE DRIVE ONE ASAP

lien

 

[phillyb]

lien

HAHAHAHAHAHH!H!H!!!!!!

that's what i get for being a smart ass. i'm not even editing it either just so everyone can see i'm an idiot

 

[dandydaniel]

patience is a virtue. thats all that really needs to be said in this thread.

 

[MikeHTally]

Whoops. If purchased less than six months prior to registering the car in Florida, you're liable for the difference between your state's sales tax and Florida's (currently that's 6%). If New York's sales tax on a vehicle is less than 6% (unlikely?), you'll owe the difference (plus registration, tag, etc.) Here's link to the page from DMV: http://www.flhsmv.gov/dhsmv/newflres.html

 

[imac]

Whoops. If purchased less than six months prior to registering the car in Florida, you're liable for the difference between your state's sales tax and Florida's (currently that's 6%). If New York's sales tax on a vehicle is less than 6% (unlikely?), you'll owe the difference (plus registration, tag, etc.) Here's link to the page from DMV: http://www.flhsmv.gov/dhsmv/newflres.html

wow, thats pretty ghey.

florida dmv ---> (butthump) <--- new car owners

 

[jville]

wow, thats pretty ghey.

florida dmv ---> (butthump) <--- new car owners

agreed^