Document Fee
Originally Posted by sansri
California law limits the fee to $45. A lot of other states do not have a set limit.
I'm in California. How can he get away with quoting me such a high fee?
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I didn't know that some states limit the fee. Excellent info.
These fees can be tricky, because a dealer will advertise "all cars $100 over invoice" or something like that then add on a $500 doc fee and a $300 ad fee (which in some cases is more legit). Suddenly you're not so close to invoice anymore. Toyota dealer near me does this.
As long as you focus on out-the-door I suppose no harm is done. What I'd get upset by is negotiating a price, then having one of these fees added to that price.
These fees can be tricky, because a dealer will advertise "all cars $100 over invoice" or something like that then add on a $500 doc fee and a $300 ad fee (which in some cases is more legit). Suddenly you're not so close to invoice anymore. Toyota dealer near me does this.
As long as you focus on out-the-door I suppose no harm is done. What I'd get upset by is negotiating a price, then having one of these fees added to that price.
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