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Looks like we can't do a "trade-in" in Texas - and will have to pay sales tax on the full purchase price.
Does anyone have the link for Autonation? Their website just embeds KBB, and requires it to be a trade-in (and Tesla aren't listed). I'm visiting CarMax tomorrow, and have an offer from my Audi dealer, but I'd like another option if possible. I know Tesla don't really have a partnership with Autonation outside of California, but I assumed I could still go direct to them (?)
AutoNation Direct - Car Buying Program
. But note that I got a significantly better deal from CarMax.
Looks like we can't do a "trade-in" in Texas - and will have to pay sales tax on the full purchase price.
Thanks for listing the offers you got pete! I have a very similar car (2010 Audi A5 2.0T, 40K miles) and KBB gives me almost identical prices, so it's great to know more or less what to expect from different trade-in options once I'm ready to do this.
Apart from the detailing, do you guys think it would also make sense to bring the car to the body shop to fix some minor things before attempting trade-in? This is what I have in my particular case:
- A minor scratch on the side near the front of the car.
- A minor ding on the rear wheel well.
- A small nick on the windshield from flying freeway gravel.
- Somewhat deep scratches on one of the wheel rims from hitting the curb once.
I've never brought a car to the body shop so I have no idea if all of the above are fixable, or whether they would affect trade-in offers significantly if left untouched. Any pointers would be welcome.