✅ Yes, we’re paying sales tax on EVs now (RIP tax-free status), but you can still stack the $4,000 Charge Up NJ rebate with utility credits from PSE&G or JCP&L for your home charger. 🔌
The 2026 market is... interesting. Here’s what you need to know before you hit the dealerships in Edison, Jersey City, or Cherry Hill: buy car new jersey
: If you’re looking at electric, the "tax-free" era is officially over. As of July 1, 2025, all EVs are subject to the standard 6.625% NJ Sales Tax . ✅ Yes, we’re paying sales tax on EVs
: While federal credits for new purchases mostly ended in late 2025, you can still grab the Charge Up New Jersey rebate (up to $4,000) at participating dealers if funding is still available for the current cycle. Here’s what you need to know before you
Buying a car in the Garden State right now (April 2026) is a bit of a "good news, bad news" situation. While inventory has stabilized, high interest rates and the end of some major tax breaks mean you have to be more strategic than usual.
: Brands like Volkswagen , Jeep , and Ram currently have high inventory (over 100 days supply), giving you more room to haggle. Conversely, Toyota and Honda remain tight, so don't expect much off the MSRP there.
#NJCars #GardenState #CarBuyingTips #JerseyCity #NewJerseyLife #EVNJ #CarShopping Current Status (April 2026) NJ Sales Tax 6.625% for all vehicles (Gas, Hybrid, EV) New EV Rebate Up to $4,000 via Charge Up NJ (Point-of-Sale) Average New Price Approximately $50,000 Best Inventory VW, Chrysler, Jeep, Ram (Higher supply = better deals) Registration Must be done at a NJ MVC agency