California Sales tax for cars out of state
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Originally Posted by nhra-trans-am
If the seller leaves the purchase price black, you can fill it in yourself (obviously for less than you paid for it.) That is what I have done in the past. If it is from a dealer though you are SOL.
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyBry
I think your two big choices are:
1. claim its a relative who "gave" you the car. I didn't try that cause his last name was French or Dutch and mine's Italian.
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1. claim its a relative who "gave" you the car. I didn't try that cause his last name was French or Dutch and mine's Italian.
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Works like a charm..... go through AAA.