Probably not, but there may be issues down the road if you try to enforce some portion of the agreement that is in dispute. At some point, the party with the most to lose could file a motion to amend the contract.

Yes, regardless of where you live, if you purchase a car in MA you must pay the 6.25 percent sales tax in MA within 10 days if you're going to register in MA or within 20 days if you're going to register it anywhere else. Use MA DOR Form ST-7R Motor Vehicle Certificate of Payment of Sales or Use Tax.

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I have purchased cars in other states and registered them to my "home" state thus avoiding taxes. It all depends where the car is being registered for the amount of taxes paid.

However, this procedure would be completely illegal for anyone purchasing a car in MA, unless it was purchased from a family member and thus exempt from the MA tax.

It depends entirely on what kind of car it is, and the driver's "reputation". Young males driving a new Camaro can expect to pay more than young males driving a Buick Regal.

Auto insurance premiums are all about risk assessment. Certain cars and certain ages of cars are statistically associated with greater or lesser risk of accident. Certain kinds of drivers (gender, driving record, age, etc.) are statistically associated with greater or lesser risk of accident.

The only way to really know how much you would pay is to ask for a quote from an insurance company on the specific car and the driver who would use it most.

Where I live we have no smog testing, so no.

Where you live it may be required, you need to call the DMV or ask again and include the Provence state or country you are asking about.

Until the vehicle is paid for, a person is basically renting the vehicle. If that person pays all but the last monthly payment and defaults, he or she has broken the contract (verbal or written) and is not entitled to any refunds or compensation. The monthly payments are rent for that vehicle, similar to renting anything else, an apartment, equipment, a moving van. The money is for the use or privilege of using the vehicle.

Usually "on approved credit" Means if you're approved you get credit

Yes, as long as you have the cash.

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1000x14%=140 add to the $1000 brings the price to $1140.00

Because genrally companies either wish to undertake different line of business under a new name or wish to save taxes iwith separate identity

No. It's a Chevy.

You cannot return the car. The Buyer's Remorse law does not apply to vehicles. It only applies to unsolicited sales.

How your car looks contributes a lot in calculating its worth. A shining car surely catches eyes and has chances of selling fast. Along with washing and cleaning, you should also check its working condition. Get car detailing if you feel it needs it. The buyer checks the car in and out and cleanliness no doubt attracts everyone. Keep the interiors and exteriors in good shape. It will increase the chances of getting good cash in hand.

With all the points listed above you can set out to sell car Canberra and grab a nice deal.

The rescission time for time-shares in Ohio is 3 business days. The rescission period ends on the third business day at midnight.

no

The warranty covers what it covers. Not all warranties are the same. Read the fine print to see what it covers.

30k is short for 30,000.

You cannot return it. There is no new or used car return law in any state including Texas. The Buyers Remorse or Cooling Off Period laws do not apply to the purchase of a vehicle.

Depends on the state you are in. Pick up your phone book and call the state motor vehicle dept office in your town, or in some states the county clerk does it, or here in NH it's the town clerk. In GA, you don't pay sales tax if a private party; only dealer sales are subject to sales tax. Or maybe they closed that loophole by now.

euro is used in germany.....

Yes, and then when you take it back to your state and license it you will still pay your state sales tax.

what if your company buys it out of state and sells it to your mother as a used car does she pay tax as well and at what rate.

In most instances you are charged the sales tax rate of the area you live in regardless of where you purchase the vehicle.