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Anyone from WA or OR interested in a group buy from Granger? $1000 under invoice. If we get enough interest, we could possibly lower the cost of shipping if the truck transports many to our area. I am in Camas.
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My closest dealer is Bickford Ford in Snohomish, WA. Currently, I have my reservation with them. But I have not heard back from them yet. And they are not on the list of dealers that was posted here.
It looks like it is a 29 hour drive from Granger to Snohomish. That's a hike.
It looks like it is a 29 hour drive from Granger to Snohomish. That's a hike.
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Can Granger pay WA State sales tax direct? Reason I ask is if people are financing, if they can't, that means they have to pay the sales tax separately when bringing into the State and likely out-of-pocket, right?
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I’m talking about trying to get enough orders to make shipping a decent deal.
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Not sure. I’ve purchased in OR before and they built sales tax into the loan. But OR being a neighboring state, perhaps it’s easier for those dealers. Would have to ask Granger. If not, it would have to be paid when registered.
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I don't think all States can pay each States' applicable taxes directly as part of the sale. Upside down? What, paying applicable taxes? Or do you mean financing? If people are financing 100%, then yes. I hope people aren't doing that.
I live in GA and bought a car from TN recently. They gave me the option of the. Doing the state tax or me doing it at registration. Maybe it is state by state.
I just assumed if someone is looking to finance the taxes they are probably financing 100% of the vehicle as well....
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I’ve been an Alfa fan my entire life. My dad bought a 79 spider new when I was a kid. Still in the family and I restored quite a bit of it ten years ago. My first car was also a 79 spider with webers instead of the spica. My dad also has a 4CRight, just thinking of things that may stop people joining this buy.
BTW notice we're both Alfa owners.
Might be interested, depending on how things develop. Currently in the "waiting for MY2022" camp.
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I live in Timber OR. The prob for Oregon buyers is that our state legislature passed an import tax if you buy a new vehicle out of state. I’m not sure if it would be worth the purchase price savings for OR buyers because of shipping and tax. Our best option is finding a dealer in state that is willing to play ball. If they were, I’m sure we could put together a purchasing group on here to that dealer. Hope something like this happens. Win win imo.
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