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I’ve never done it but looks like that will happen for me. Didn’t know if anyone had any experience or tips to share for everyone.
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Same thing here in Colorado when it comes to the VIN as far as i know.Indiana requires the local LEO to do an in person VIN check.
The dealership folks have always had the taxes worked out, one way or another.
I won't hesitate to do it again.
I bought two new 4Dr Wrangler Rubicons sight unseen from dealers in different states. Both times I did paperwork through email and wired funds. I had a shipping company pick up each vehicle (CA, PA) and the dealer gave them the keys and certificate of origin. The Jeeps were delivered to me and I registered and paid tax at the DMV. Once in TX, once in MA. It is relatively simple and painless.I’ve never done it but looks like that will happen for me. Didn’t know if anyone had any experience or tips to share for everyone.
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Latest lolI bought my last (although hopefully not my last) motorcycle
InterestingMy experience was fairly painless. I live near a state border and purchased in a neighboring state a few miles away. Get your paperwork, go home, get inspection if used, get insurance, go to the DMV and pay sales and property tax, get tag and you are good to go.