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SoxFan
I know that it's easy to present a phony invoice on anything. But are there ways to crack the secret? A sticker price might reveal a figure that matches what one might find in a blue book, Edmunds, or website for that make and model. How, then, can one determine the actual amount that a specfic dealership spent, to acquire the car?
Answer
Hey SoxFan,
Hey SoxFan,
My name is Rebekah and I work at Kelley Blue Book. If you are talking about new cars, the invoice information is available in the new car section on our site (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars) in the vehicle pricing guide. You will need to put in the make, model, trim, and any specifics about the vehicle to get the typical invoice price. This is not the actual invoice price of the particular vehicle at the dealership, but should be close depending on when the vehicle in question was built. The manufacturer typically has price increases throughout the year.
Weâve also launched an optimized site for cellphones at i.kbb.com, as well as an iPhone app you can find in the Apple App Store, to make it really easy for you to get this info while at the dealership.
Hope this helps!
Rebekah
Kelley Blue Book Consumer Communications
Hey SoxFan,
Hey SoxFan,
My name is Rebekah and I work at Kelley Blue Book. If you are talking about new cars, the invoice information is available in the new car section on our site (http://www.kbb.com/new-cars) in the vehicle pricing guide. You will need to put in the make, model, trim, and any specifics about the vehicle to get the typical invoice price. This is not the actual invoice price of the particular vehicle at the dealership, but should be close depending on when the vehicle in question was built. The manufacturer typically has price increases throughout the year.
Weâve also launched an optimized site for cellphones at i.kbb.com, as well as an iPhone app you can find in the Apple App Store, to make it really easy for you to get this info while at the dealership.
Hope this helps!
Rebekah
Kelley Blue Book Consumer Communications
How do I sell an out of state car in california?
Randy
hello, i am selling a car that is registered and insured in another state. I am hoping someone can map out the process for me detailed as this is the first car i am selling. How does the licence plate situation work also since it is out of state? i appreciate everyones help thank you.
Answer
Hey Randy,
First off you need to make sure you have a free and clear title in your name to the vehicle in question.
If you purchased it and were making payments you should make sure that the vehicle is paid off or atleast know what the cash buy out price is on your loan to pay off the title.
Now, let assume it been paid for and you have a title. The next step is to make sure that the title you have show no lien holders or if it does, that the lein has been signed of as paid in full. If this is the case, you'll need an application to transfer title in CA. Put all the new owners info on the app and yours as well for the previous owner.
There are other docs involved, vehicle inspections and emmissions test but you'll need to check with dmv for specifics.
Once you've taken money for the purchase you and the new owner will need to go to the dmv office, sign the application for transfer and have ownership changed and registration issued. The new owner will need to show proof of insurance and pay tax title and license fees and your done.
It his worry now.
If you need specific info it would be a good idea to take your vehicle title and your id up to dmv and have them explain everything in detail to you before you actually try to do it so that you make sure you've got all your bases covered.
Hey Randy,
First off you need to make sure you have a free and clear title in your name to the vehicle in question.
If you purchased it and were making payments you should make sure that the vehicle is paid off or atleast know what the cash buy out price is on your loan to pay off the title.
Now, let assume it been paid for and you have a title. The next step is to make sure that the title you have show no lien holders or if it does, that the lein has been signed of as paid in full. If this is the case, you'll need an application to transfer title in CA. Put all the new owners info on the app and yours as well for the previous owner.
There are other docs involved, vehicle inspections and emmissions test but you'll need to check with dmv for specifics.
Once you've taken money for the purchase you and the new owner will need to go to the dmv office, sign the application for transfer and have ownership changed and registration issued. The new owner will need to show proof of insurance and pay tax title and license fees and your done.
It his worry now.
If you need specific info it would be a good idea to take your vehicle title and your id up to dmv and have them explain everything in detail to you before you actually try to do it so that you make sure you've got all your bases covered.
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