The lease on my Camaro is coming to an end in August, and I have already purchased its replacement. Since I leased it from a credit union, they have no problem with me selling it before the end of the lease, as long as they receive the check directly. I am not looking to make alot of money on it. I am just looking to get what is owed on the lease, and sales tax. I am asking $14,500 on yahoo, but the car can be had cheaper than this. Please take a look at the add, and if you are interested, or would like more/other pictures, that can be arranged. I am located in Central New Jersey.

Thanks,

Steve

http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/use...9zJTJGaG9tZQ--

BTW- There is a free LS1motorsports air lid sitting in the hatch, which I would gladly install if anyone is interested. This car also has the Free Ram Air mod done to it. This car was only down to english town twice. The last time it was down it had 3500 miles on it. The best time I achieved was a 13.4 @ 107.5 with a 2.3 60 ft time.

 

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sent you a pm

 

Final price is now $13,809. This price is firm and includes tax. Contact me at (732) 302 0336 or (732)896 4800.

 

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Car is now on ebay as well.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eb...tem=2482282184

 

if i buy it from you outa state u cant charge me sales tax. Then im gona have to pay NY sales tax when i register.

 

That is unfortunate, however I must pay NJ sales tax to the credit union I am leasing it from for the amount sold. I will call them on Monday and ask about out of state sales. 13,809 includes the tax and is still a good deal on this car (IMO).

Steve

 

How can you charge sales tax on the sale of a used car when the buyer will have to pay NJ sales tax when they flip the title in their name?

 

I am not the one charging sales tax. The credit union that currently owns the car is. You will only have to pay the NJ tax once (at the sale). They will give you the title at the sale.

 

then im gona have to pay tax again in NY 8.00%

 

Like I already said, I will ask the credit union about out of state sales on monday. I really didn't plan on selling it out of state, but I will see what I can do.

Steve

 

PM'ed you

 

Ok, I called. Out of state does NOT pay NJ sales tax. You will be given a bill of sale to pay tax is your home state.

Steve