with Texas tax? Wow…
TFS does something kinda similar. If a buyer wants the the purchase rebate, they have to take the standard MF rate, which is actually higher than AFS’s .00215/.00225 MF.
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It’s .00255 on Tier 1+
I was suggested in this forum
1120 drive off
$392 tax included monthly for 36/10
for XLE highlander
how is this possible ?
Where is this forum? And where is the vehicle going to be taxed?
it is from this forum haha, leasehackr, the dealer PM-ed me the numbers
I see tax of $153, no idea where it is taxed 
You’re going to have a lot more than $153 in taxes on this in Texas
I agree with this 100%. Recently I swapped cars with my brother in law to transport 7 people for a 200 mile road trip. Very good looking car but that’s About it. If you are over 200 LBS over 6ft tall and like to sit wide you will be in a lot of pain as your knees will bump against hard materials making it painful and a shitty drive.
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What, 4.15% sales tax of selling price. Gonna be a lot more than that.
I thought it was 6.5% unless there’s tax credits, no?
Probably varies by county.
so the tax is coming from registration, or where you gonna drive ?
Calm down, brethren. It’s 6.25% of purchase price.
Where the car is registered
Ah, I was close.
So in theory, all the cars in local dealership are registered locally as well right ?
It’s based off your registration address.
I don’t get what you mean… There’s no county and parish tax here in TX. Just a state tax
How do different brokers give me different taxes then, based on where they are located ?
I am from LA area, california ), I am not the original author of this post )
They’re probably estimating taxes since they haven’t actually ran your application.