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I don't know how US car prices work. Are those figures the real amount you will end up spending? Or do we need to add taxes/tips/fees? Looking at the french pr
by namdnay 7y ago
I don't know how US car prices work. Are those figures the real amount you will end up spending? Or do we need to add taxes/tips/fees?
Looking at the french prices, the model 3 performance (3.4s) is 62000 euros once the ecobonus has been deducted - that's nearly 70k USD!
- lathiat 7y agoI don’t know about cars but most US prices are quoted before tax. Even for gum at the store counter.
- pwinnski 7y agoTax levels vary by state, and sometimes by country or city as well. (Texas levies a 6.5% sales tax on all cars statewide, the local taxes don't apply to car purchases.) There's no way to quote a "U.S. price" that includes taxes.
- rockinghigh 7y agoFrom these prices you need to add state registration fees ($100-$500), destination & doc fee ($1,200), and sales tax (0-10% depending on the state and city).
- zaroth 7y agoYou have to add in the delivery and registration fees, add in state sales tax and city/town excise tax, but then subtract the Federal and possibly state-level tax credits. So depending on the state your final price could be higher or even lower than the sticker.