NADA value guy smoking something?
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NADA value guy smoking something?
So after the longest battle with the Mass. RMV i finally get everything inline for registering the 83 and come to my surprise, i get charged sales tax for $5000. So I'm thinking that can't be right but at this point i pay it because if anyone knows the RMV, you would rather be getting beaten with a bat then deal with them.
So i get to work, look up the NADA and the low book is $5000, when did that happen? Is it because its now 25 years old and considered a classic. I don't think anyone has paid $5000 for an early car unless it comes with a hooker in the passenger seat since 1990.
What are you guys getting for you cars as far as value on the resale? I got mine for peanuts granted it needed a lot of work.
By the way, I'll have pics of the car for you guys after this weekend when i go home. I Have taken some during the project but i haven't had a chance to load them as i go...
So i get to work, look up the NADA and the low book is $5000, when did that happen? Is it because its now 25 years old and considered a classic. I don't think anyone has paid $5000 for an early car unless it comes with a hooker in the passenger seat since 1990.
What are you guys getting for you cars as far as value on the resale? I got mine for peanuts granted it needed a lot of work.
By the way, I'll have pics of the car for you guys after this weekend when i go home. I Have taken some during the project but i haven't had a chance to load them as i go...
Last edited by indyryder3x; 06-24-2008 at 11:15 AM. Reason: picture part
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just show the reciept, they can not argue with that...
-you could also do a 'trade' where no money was exchanged... (but it does raise a red flag)
-you could also do a 'trade' where no money was exchanged... (but it does raise a red flag)
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In NY about 20years ago (man it was that long ago) the guy at DMV didnt like the value on the receipt and he pulled out a book.
I asked him if the book showed the dented fender and blue smoke from the exhaust. he still didnt like the value of this two year old skyhawk and he called a manager. they asked to see the car. i told them fine but it was 30 miles away.
you mean it isnt here? yes thats what i mean, it isnt registered so it isnt here. it isnt legal to be on the road. it is in a shop.
he then questioned the sellers signature. She had a drink before she signed it, what can i tell ya.
where is she? back in nebraska, see its a nebraska title, she moved to NY and didnt make it as an actress and she parked her car in manhattan and i bought it.
OK. pay tax on the receipt amount.
that'smy story and im stiking to it!!
I asked him if the book showed the dented fender and blue smoke from the exhaust. he still didnt like the value of this two year old skyhawk and he called a manager. they asked to see the car. i told them fine but it was 30 miles away.
you mean it isnt here? yes thats what i mean, it isnt registered so it isnt here. it isnt legal to be on the road. it is in a shop.
he then questioned the sellers signature. She had a drink before she signed it, what can i tell ya.
where is she? back in nebraska, see its a nebraska title, she moved to NY and didnt make it as an actress and she parked her car in manhattan and i bought it.
OK. pay tax on the receipt amount.
that'smy story and im stiking to it!!
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Yea in MA you pay tax on the book value regardless of what the bill of sale says. I mean it makes sense when you look at it from the states point of view, but from mine, for a state that dumped an ***-load of tea into the harbor to protest taxes, they kinda pulled a 180 on everyone over the years.....
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No sales tax on private party sales in Az.... But vehicle license tax can ran from $30 to $500 to $1000 per year depending on the assessed value of the car. Of course that does go down over time so my newer cars we pay ALOT more than a 20 year old even if it was 47k new. (like my turbo S was stickered at)
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No sales tax on private party sales in Az.... But vehicle license tax can ran from $30 to $500 to $1000 per year depending on the assessed value of the car. Of course that does go down over time so my newer cars we pay ALOT more than a 20 year old even if it was 47k new. (like my turbo S was stickered at)
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This used vehicle tax is simply a legal mugging by the government. Why pay tax AGAIN on a vehicle that has already had the initial sales tax paid on it? I used to think that people who cheated on their taxes were scum *****. Now I think of them as folk heros...