Not how it works in AZ.So... a guy needed to replace his old pick-up. He doesn't like to pay sales tax so he bought a stolen Bronco Raptor for under mkt value with cash from some guy, only to then take the Bronco a few days later to a dealer to trade for a new F150 (and then pay the sales tax anyway)
Yeah, I didn't mention that part because he gets triggered easily with his own BS.Trade for sports car but needed truck for work??
Somebody catch me up. I'm not reading all this...
They should have vin stickers located on some of the other parts, I believe is saw them on the bumpers when I removed mineWhat does the VIN tag say that is under the hood? Did you check that one too? Do the Broncos have any stamped VINs or all stickers?
Also, that dude looks shady AF in the pics.
In short, professional thieves stole a Braptor and then got a vin# from an unsold matching one. They then fabricated new vin tags for the vehicle, a new window sticker and a new title to match the doner vin#.
OP purchased the stolen Braptor after confirming documents matched and going to the DMV WITH the seller and got a new title in his name. He then tried to trade it in for a F150 Raptor but in the mean time the doner Braptor sold so the double vin #'s tipped them off that it was actually stolen.
The OP came to this gracious forum for suggestions and was given 21 pages of hell including being accused of being in on the theft, a tax cheat and a moron.
Thieves have been around forever but 21 pages of attacking a victim makes me question humanity.
That's my take on it all.
Thank youNot how it works in AZ.
No sales tax on a private sale. You buy my old Expedition for $5000 you don't pay sales tax. Buy one from a Dealer you pay 7.3-8.7% depending on the city. Price doesn't matter. Anything from a beater Corola to a sweet GT500.
When you trade a vehicle, you get to take the trade value as a deduction on the sales tax.
So, if you buy a truck for $70k and they give you $60k for your trade, you only pay taxes on $10k.
Trading in a Bronco Raptor on an F150 Raptor would have resulted in a minimal tax bill.
Wow!! So I’ve been a drug dealer all this time and didn’t even know it!!I bought a cheap commuter car for my daughter years ago... I asked the dealer if I could pay in cash, he said "Only drug dealers pay for cars with cash".
You should have added that OP's original story has morphed and wilted during 24 pages of cross examination by the B6G prosecution.Guy buys stolen Braptor "cheap" and tax free, using cash and the system.
Guy then tries to flip the stolen Bronco for a profit.
Guy either gets impatient or can't find anyone as gullible as him, so he trades it in on a truck.
Dealer discovers the scam and takes truck back.
Guy is out the money, but flexes that he'll make it up quickly due to multi-million dollar parts business.
B6G has two days of entertainment while waiting for the next shit show.
Pretty much. Although when I did wash it definitely had some sort of salt and winter ish weather so it did trek some where. I also found a pine cone lodged in the engine bay by the intake. random. I ive been rotating cars for some time now the last 3-4 years but choose to limit it to one nice new vehicle.You should have added that OP's original story has morphed and wilted during 24 pages of cross examination by the B6G prosecution.
- Thread title is "Help: ...." Later OP stated this post is just a cautionary tale for other folks out there.
- OP has stated several times he is a Ford guy through and through. Except the only other vehicle he references is a clapped out Taco.
- OP initially stated he bought the Braptor and quickly figured out it wouldn't work for his multimillion dollar parts business run out of this Taco so he chose to trade it in on a new Raptor F-150. Later he admitted he purchased it to flip it.
- OP said the mileage and sellers story added up in his mind but the posted/forged documents pretty much prove that the Braptor was never in Alaska.
Etc. Etc. Etc.