Help with breakdown of S2000 pricing
11-01-2002 | 01:44 PM
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From: Houston, Texas
You're a little high on the license and the tax is figured WHERE you live and even if you bought it out of state, you'd have to pay sales tax again when you got back to calif. WE are a little tougher out here on registrations. Ok pricing ,,....... I'm at MSRP for anyone that contacts me thru this board and I have 3 2003's in stock now Blair
BTW honda has 4.75% avaliable
BTW honda has 4.75% avaliable
11-01-2002 | 02:41 PM
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I purchased my car out of state and had to pay the Texas sales tax when I registered the car here. I don't think there are too many states out there that would let you get away with buying it elsewhere and not having to pay the taxes.
11-01-2002 | 03:01 PM
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11-01-2002 | 03:46 PM
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From: Los Angeles, CA
Originally posted by Snowdon
Guys,
I have found dealers in Los Angeles offer $900 off MSRP.
Msnowdon@socal.rr.com
Guys,
I have found dealers in Los Angeles offer $900 off MSRP.
Msnowdon@socal.rr.com
11-02-2002 | 04:17 PM
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Originally posted by Blair Morrow
tHAT'S BECAUSE IT WASN'T A SUBURBAN AND NO ONE KNEW WHAT IS WAS!
tHAT'S BECAUSE IT WASN'T A SUBURBAN AND NO ONE KNEW WHAT IS WAS!
I'm further north in Texas (at the Okl. border)....there are no Suburbans here...only pick 'em up trucks! 