The Broker Black lets you shop partner inventory across the country, not just the dealerships near you. When the selling dealership offers shipping, you can have the car delivered to your door, with the shipping, the taxes for where you live, and any signing fee shown on the vehicle page before you send your deal.
Every partner car is priced for your ZIP code, wherever the dealership is. If the car you want is a state or two away, you are not limited to what is on the lots near you: the vehicle page shows you exactly what it costs to have it brought to you, or to pick it up.
Each partner dealership decides whether it ships and sets its own rates. When it does, choose Delivery on the vehicle page and the shipping line is priced for your address under fees. Inside the dealership's local area it may deliver the car itself; farther out, a transporter brings it, and some dealerships offer enclosed transport as a choice. If a dealership has not set up delivery on The Broker Black yet, or has no rate for your distance, the vehicle page says so: ask the Concierge and we find out whether it will deliver or ship the car to you, and what it costs. Pickup at the dealership is always available.
For the details by state: taxes and fees by state, when you pay taxes on a car, and the trade-in tax credit by state.
A delivered car is signed away from the dealership. Depending on the dealership, a mobile notary comes to you, or you use remote signing and sign electronically from home. Some dealerships include it; others charge a fee. Either way, the vehicle page shows it under fees before you send your deal, never after.
When your new car is shipped or delivered, your trade-in has to get to the dealership too. Some dealerships cover it. Others charge, either the same rate as shipping your new car or a set amount, and when they do, it shows as its own line under fees on the vehicle page before you send your deal.
When the selling dealership offers shipping, the vehicle page offers Delivery and prices the shipping for your address under fees. If the dealership has not set up delivery, or has no rate for your distance, the vehicle page says so and the Concierge finds out whether it will ship the car to you and what it costs. Pickup at the dealership is always available.
It depends on the distance and on the dealership's own rates, so The Broker Black prices it for each car and each address. Enter your ZIP on the vehicle page and the shipping line appears under fees, before you send your deal.
Not for a delivered car. Depending on the dealership, a mobile notary comes to you or you sign remotely from home. If the dealership charges for signing, the fee is shown on the vehicle page under fees before you send your deal.
Sales tax follows where you register the car. The Broker Black prices every car for your ZIP with your state's tax, title, and registration built in, and the tax pages explain how each state handles it.
The selling dealership. Once your paperwork is complete and verified, the car ships, the transporter contacts you directly with the delivery window, and the dealership confirms when it arrives.
Your trade-in has to get to the dealership too. Some dealerships cover that; others charge for it, either the same rate as shipping your new car or a set amount. When the dealership charges, it shows as its own line under fees on the vehicle page, before you send your deal.
Yes. Pickup at the dealership is always an option, and the vehicle page reprices for it.