YellowSpoon
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I have a 2.0 liter manual transmission that can not be fixed. It's scheduled to go back in June.
My sister, who had a 3.0 liter Audi, was able to have the proceeds paid directly to the Audi dealer and she only paid sales tax on the price difference. Those of us with two liter engines do not have that option,
That is until I read the following document that I'm supposed to sign when I return the car. Read the last sentence.
My sister, who had a 3.0 liter Audi, was able to have the proceeds paid directly to the Audi dealer and she only paid sales tax on the price difference. Those of us with two liter engines do not have that option,
That is until I read the following document that I'm supposed to sign when I return the car. Read the last sentence.
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA
Limited Power of Attorney For Title and Federal Odometer Disclosure Statement
I (name/address) do hereby grant unto Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. Power of Attorney to act on behalf of the individual, company, firm or corporation named above
- In all matters concerning the transfer of certificate of title for 2014 Passat, a motor vehicle owned or sold by the said individual, company, firm or corporation, and
[end quote] Does that mean that VW is going to get the sales tax of the payment amount refunded to me? After all, if I buy something taxable and then return it for a refund, the sales tax is returned as well. It's just that, in this case, 52 months elapsed between purchase and return.
- In signing of the Federal Odometer Disclosure Statement, and
- In the recovery of sales tax for the repurchased vehicle.