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Question How to price your Newmar for sale?

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So back to the subject at hand, are you trading the Pursuit or selling it yourself?
I am just trading it in...the small difference is not worth the hassle to me.
 
I wonder if this would work in California because each new RV used or new pays the full freight sales tax irregardless of a trade or a sale. That is a big check to write. I still have a copy of my check front and center to remind myself when I start jonesing for a DSDP.
 
I know there are some states that have the policy that you pay full freight on the sales tax with no offset for the trade. I would not be surprised to learn that California is one of those.

I’m thinking we have folks on the forum who can confirm that as a fact.

That said, in a state with that policy, the In-and-Out transaction would have no benefit.

I suggest you move to Texas.
 
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Thanks for explaining the "in and out". I had never heard of that. I would be interested if anyone knows of North Trail ever doing it.
 
Have done this for years on equipment, cars, trucks, UTVs anything with sales tax, but have never heard the term "in and out". Not all dealers will do this and the ones that do, some will charge, and others not. To me it would be a no brainer to complete a sale. Most dealers of licensed vehicles want the item to pass thru their lot so it doesn't compromise their dealers license.
 
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