i am currently a vw tdi owner about to sell back to vw and buy a chevy volt. i have the 3000$ private offer that expires 8-31. should i look for a deal and buy now with the private offer or wait until 2018s come out and grab a 2017 then?
Whoa... 7k miles. Are you sure it is a new car? Demos are usually 2k to 3.5k and go for less than 32. Make sure it is being driven on a certificate of origin and not a title. Once it's titled it's a used car and no 7500 tax credit. If it's a demo GM will add 7k miles to all the warranties. Example 3/36 becomes 3/43.thanks. i have found a new 2017 premium with demo discount. has everything but confidence 2 package and no acc. 7k miles for 31900. msrp about 39900. minus 3k private offer puts it about 28900. minus 7500 is about 21400. sound good?
I seem to remember reading that there is a limit of 5,000 on the extension. I could be wrong but when I did research a few years ago, that's what I remember finding.Whoa... 7k miles. Are you sure it is a new car? Demos are usually 2k to 3.5k and go for less than 32. Make sure it is being driven on a certificate of origin and not a title. Once it's titled it's a used car and no 7500 tax credit. If it's a demo GM will add 7k miles to all the warranties. Example 3/36 becomes 3/43.
What matters is that your name appears on the car title as the first owner. The MSO thing is overplayed. The dealer doesn't give the MSO to you, they send it to the state when they title the car to you.Be aware that the car company may consider it a new car, but the IRS may not. It's my understanding (from lurking on this forum) that if they can't give you the MSO (Manufacturers Statement of Origin) then NO federal tax credit. Others, please chime in if I got that wrong.