Can new vehicles be sold to out-of-state buyers?

Selling new vehicles to out-of-state buyers is permissible as long as the proper documentation is completed. This includes providing the necessary paperwork that ensures compliance with both state and federal regulations concerning vehicle sales and registrations. When selling to an out-of-state buyer, the dealership must facilitate the correct titles and ensure that the buyer follows the registration process in their home state.

It is important to note that other options imply restrictions that do not reflect the reality of vehicle sales. For instance, the idea that new vehicles cannot be sold out-of-state limits the market reach of dealerships and runs contrary to the laws that govern vehicle sales. The requirement of waiting 30 days or selling through a local dealer does not align with federal and state provisions that allow outright sales across state lines, provided that all legalities are observed.