If you’ve found a new INFINITI online, but it’s across state lines in Vermont or New Hampshire, you’re likely wondering, “Can I buy a car out of state?” Yes, you can! In fact, purchasing a vehicle in another state is not that different from purchasing a vehicle here in Warwick. To help you navigate buying a car in another state, the INFINITI of Warwick team has put together this helpful guide, so you can get behind the wheel of your dream INFINITI.
When driving home in a vehicle that’s purchased in a Massachusetts or Connecticut, it’s simple to register it in Rhode Island. All you need to do is gather a few documents and make a trip to the DMV:
Inform the DMV clerk that you’ve purchased the car in a different state with the intent of titling and registering it at your address.
When buying a car out of state, there are certain costs associated with this purchase. Your local sales tax, the difference between Rhode Island and other states’ sales tax, and any applicable processing fees at your DMV are the only major payments that you will need to make. So, if you’re interested in buying a car out of state, you don’t have to worry about spending hundreds of extra dollars. This is because the price is likely going the same as if you were registering a car purchased in Providence or Coventry.
Whether you’re in the market for a new or used INFINITI for sale near Cranston, the team here at INFINITI of Warwick is ready to help you every step of the way. Visit our showroom in Warwick to speak with a member of our team. Or, check out our car buying tips where you can find more helpful guides to learn whether you should buy or lease, how to trade in a car, and so much more!
Q: Can I buy a car in another state and bring it to Rhode Island?
A: Yes, you can! Purchasing a vehicle in another state like Vermont or New Hampshire is very similar to buying one in Warwick. You will simply need to gather the correct documentation, such as the bill of sale and title, to register it with the Rhode Island DMV.
Q: What documents do I need to register an out-of-state car at the DMV?
A: To register your vehicle, you will need the Bill of Sale, a completed vehicle transaction form, the signed title, lienholder information (if applicable), an odometer disclosure, tax form RUT-50, proof of insurance, and proof of residency.
Q: Do I have to pay extra taxes when buying a car out of state?
A: You will generally only pay your local sales tax and any applicable DMV processing fees. If there is a difference in sales tax between the state of purchase and Rhode Island, you will pay that difference at the time of registration.
Q: How do I receive my new title after an out-of-state purchase?
A: Once you provide the DMV with your out-of-state title and pay the necessary taxes and fees, the clerk will process the transfer. Your new Rhode Island title will then be sent to you via mail.
Q: Is it more expensive to buy a car in another state?
A: Not necessarily. Aside from the potential difference in sales tax and standard registration fees, the cost is typically the same as if you were registering a car purchased locally in Providence or Coventry.
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