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A local Mazda dealer is telling me my payoff with Toyota has tax included in the pay off. (lease)
He says if i trade in the car into a dealership my payoff should be less.
my current PO is 24,400 essentally he is saying i my pay off should only be 22,277?
has anyone ever heard of this?
@bhenken08 wrote:A local Mazda dealer is telling me my payoff with Toyota has tax included in the pay off. (lease)
He says if i trade in the car into a dealership my payoff should be less.
my current PO is 24,400 essentally he is saying i my pay off should only be 22,277?
has anyone ever heard of this?
I'd confirm with Toyota what your payoff is and then listen to them. They are the ones you have to payoff not the Mazda dealer
Where did you get the $24,400 number from?
Here in Chicago the city charges their own taxes on leases. So if you got that $24,400 number by just multiplying your current payment by the number of payments left that could account for the difference. IOW, if your payment was $330 and your city taxes were $30 and you had 20 payments left, your payoff would be $6000, not the $6600 you'd calculate.
I'm also trying to imagine what kind of lease you have that has that much left to pay off. That seems awful high.
My credit report shows $9,000 that i owe on my lease. The 24K is the buy out price.
@bhenken08 wrote:My credit report shows $9,000 that i owe on my lease. The 24K is the buy out price.
Now it's making more sense. I think I know what he's trying to say.
Now understand, this can change depending on where you live. But here in Illinois, if you buy a $30K car and trade in a $20K car, you only pay sales tax on $10K. The overall sales tax rate in the city of Chicago is a whopping 10.75%. That would be the difference between paying $3225 in taxes or $1075.
This is one of the reasons that it's not always a good idea to sell your car to Carmax even though they will offer more than the dealer trade-in.
@Luscher wrote:
If you buy out your lease it is treated as buying a new car so it will be taxed and tagged again.
Depends again on where you are. Here in Illinois they finally changed things Jan 1st of this year. But prior to that, on a lease, you paid the sales tax on the full price of the car. So you'd have already paid the full sales tax.
what he may be saying is that toyota is listing a buyout price including tax for the entire price right now but if you trade it in you won't pay tax on the buyout... we traded in our Kia with over a year left on the lease and my payoff that I printed from kia myself before going to carmax was over $2k more than what they called and got as payoff and what we ultimately did trade in and used as the payoff amount!!! I wish I had known that before because we would have traded in WAY SOONER!
YES! thats exactly what i was asking about. lets hope toyota has tax included.