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learned that Illinois is one the states with reciprocal sales tax law, which means they (the dealers) are suppose to collect the sales tax (base only on the county's rate of the dealer), and we (the buyer) will handle the difference when we get to the DMV in California. The dealer is suppose to...

which state you got your car from? I heard the dealers, depending on the state that they are in, will/can collect tax from the buyer and send it straight to their local DMV. Then that local DMV will transfer all the tax to CA DMV. As we all know, different state has different tax rate on...

The best is to call them in the morning and find out. As I understand, it all depends how many they have to load and unload before yours. i've read some great reviews from not only yelp, but actually forum members from 6speedonline about Intercity. Remember, these guys ship their GTs and...

oh so the car is being built and they sold you the car at MSRP before it actually gets to their lot? Deal is as good as a steal...lol Mine is just sitting at the dealer waiting for the Intercity to pick it up.

Mine is scheduled to get loaded in a week from today, so should arrive at my place in 2.5 weeks from now. 700 miles is nothing...i would be surprised if your quote comes out to more than 1K

I was in your shoes, and fxxking hate dealing with this BS. Buying a car should be fun and worry-free. We can see that 1700 bucks as dealer mark up...or just saving us few days and speeding tickets (from driving the car through few states). lol

I use Intercity, which only have enclosed trailers. Reliable has option for open trailer but I didn't even bother to consider that option. Heard good things about both companies, but i figured Jay Leno endorsed Intercity....it shouldn't be too bad. before you finalize your shipping order, join...

MSRP on a 2017 without trading in your current vehicle? This sounds like a "steal":) I'm new here...what do i know.