Sales Tax.
Right! No sales tax when you sell private party.
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Sales Tax.
Right! No sales tax when you sell private party.
Sometimes a dealer will help you with the sales tax on a private sale of the car if you are buying a new one. They way they do it this: You figure out the new car you want to buy. You find a buyer for your car. You have the buyer of your used car write the check to the dealer. You sign the title to the dealer, like it was a trade in (no sales tax on the new car for the value of the 'trade in'). The dealer gives the title of your old car to the buyer. You pay the dealer the difference between the sale price on the old car and the new car price, plus tax on that difference. Done.Sales Tax.
These things are just not moving. I predict another price decrease for land cruiser.
I agree, The Land Cruiser is the perfect vehicle if you enjoy quality, safety, reliability, and don't want to scream "I spent a lot of money."
+1. Wife really wanted the LX for the interior but I couldn't see spending the extra funds for that, plus the relative anonymity of driving a Toyota product is attractive to me.
Agreed on the price as not worth it to purchase the Lexus (to me), others are free to disagree. That's why we have choices.
I did shop the Lexus and after negotiations it was going to be about $8K more with a friends and family deal I got from the dad of one of the kids I coach on my son's basketball team. I also had other reservations in addition to the price and these are my personal taste. First, I did not like the front end on the Lexus 570 as it compromises the approach angle and I personally did not like the looks. Second, the interior was more refined but it also looked to nice to take camping/hunting. Not sure how to put it, but it just looked like a wealthy mom's suv to me. It looked like it would get dirty and not clean up as well. Third, the Lexus dealership I went to all had the rear entertainment TV's, not even sure if it was an option to not have the rear entertainment system on the Lexus, maybe but would have been a special order for me. Forth, it couldn't do anything the LC doesn't do as well. Finally, I also like the fact it doesn't scream I spent a ton of money on this vehicle, even if I did. That is between me and my bank, not the general public.
How did the LX and LC seats compare?
I did shop the Lexus and after negotiations it was going to be about $8K more with a friends and family deal I got from the dad of one of the kids I coach on my son's basketball team. I also had other reservations in addition to the price and these are my personal taste. First, I did not like the front end on the Lexus 570 as it compromises the approach angle and I personally did not like the looks.
I am being offered a price of $65k for a 2016 manager's 200 series LC with 10,000 miles driven in CA. I've been told that it would be sold as "new" and have remaining balance of factory warranty. Does this sound like a good price?
LCs didn't get power lift gates until 2018? Didn't the LX have it since 2008? Holy moly Toyota!Really? I may trade my 17 in for 18. I really like the power lift gate and remote starter.