hey i heard that if you buy a used car cross-state you dont pay tax???? does anyone know about this.any input /info in regards to that would be nice thaks...

 

4-5g to fix, front fender, front bumper, front lights, radiator mounts, raidator, new FMIC (I gurantee u that the stock FMIC on that thing has holes in it now), new subframe (have the existing one laser measured (most nice aligment places can do this) and if it's in spec then don't replace it, if ur subframe is messed up, replace lower control arms, ur could have damage , and get the front part of the frame realigned by a good body shop

 

How in God's name did that happen?

 

i dont know i figure....50yr old with a midlife crisis+ evo and never drivin stick before= trying to impress girl but does work out...lol

 

or you can blame it on a kid like me....but i like the evo for what it is not because i wanna be a highschool badass...

 

if you buy a car across boarders as far as i know when you go to regerister it in that state that is when you will pay tax. or that how it was with my car. i bought it in minn. and live in ND. but thats just my .2 cents

sean

 

but did you buy new or used because i heard with used theres ways around that.

 

Tax laws vary by state. I've bought two cars out of state and had to pay the sales tax of my state.

I believe one car I once checked into would've required me paying the sales tax of both states.

Check out the states in question DMV websites. They might/should have that information.

 

oh my god 80 miles and a slam that is terrible

 

i get it for 17750 OTD what do you think guys...and you thing i can drive it 2 thousand is miles.. in that condition....

 

nice

 

stf newb and read his posts

 

^^^...me stfu or the guy with the mr...

 

damn 80 miles and wrecked.. some people shouldnt drive.

 

IMO no way I would never buy that