Distance is a logistics problem. We already solved it.

Generally no. A nonresident buyer taking delivery for registration in another state is normally exempt from New York sales tax and instead pays tax to their own state at registration. We prepare the nonresident exemption paperwork. Rules vary, so confirm with your state's motor vehicle agency before you budget.

Yes, and we'd rather you did. Any independent shop or mobile inspection service you choose. We give them access and the report goes straight to you. A dealer who resists this is telling you something.

It depends on distance, route, season and open versus enclosed. We get you a firm quote before you commit — we won't guess at it here, because a number published today would be wrong by next month.

Yes. Many lenders in our network handle out-of-state purchases, or you can use your own bank or credit union and we'll work with them directly.

We issue temporary plates where your state permits us to, and prepare the title documents your DMV requires. If your state handles it differently, we'll tell you exactly what to expect before you buy.

Inspect it against the bill of lading before you sign for delivery, and note anything on the paperwork — that's your leverage with the carrier. Then call us. We photograph every vehicle at loading, so we can tell what happened in transit and what didn't.

Plenty of people do. We'll pick you up at LaGuardia, JFK or Westchester County Airport, have the car detailed and ready, and get you on the road the same day.