If you are shopping for a vehicle with Suntrup Automotive Group and you live in a different state, you may be concerned that the car shopping process will be more difficult. Anxiety about registration, taxes, and fees, and geography, along with general car-buying worry should not prevent you from finding the vehicle of your dreams out-of-state. There is no need to worry. It’s actually quite simple to purchase a vehicle outside of your home state. Follow this handy guide from Suntrup Automotive Group, and drive home in the vehicle of your dreams in no time.
If you live out of state and not in the Green Valley, Saddlebrooke, or Oro Valley area, you may have questions about how to register your new vehicle in your home state. Fortunately, putting your license plate on a vehicle taken over state lines only requires a few pieces of documentation and a trip to the DMV:
Your local sales tax, the difference between the tax in the dealership state and your state’s sales tax, and any applicable processing fees at your DMV are the only extraneous payments you’ll need to make beyond the purchase price of your new car, truck, van, or SUV if you decide to shop with Suntrup Automotive Group. You don’t need to be concerned with spending hundreds of extra dollars – the registration process is basically the same. Unfortunately, you’ll probably spend no less time in line than you would otherwise!
If you are planning to shop with Suntrup Automotive Group and you live out of state, why not make a trip out of it. There are a lot of great places to visit, fabulous dining destinations, and so much more. You can drive home in the car you have always wanted, and have a fun time with your family or friends. What is better than that?
St. Louis drivers already know Suntrup Automotive Group has outstanding deals on new and used cars. That is why it is such a smart choice to peruse our inventory and stop by in person. Contact us if you have any questions before making the trip to one of our locations. We look forward to meeting you soon.
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