What is the car sales tax in Vermont?

The state base car sales/use tax rate in Vermont is 6%. Local (city/county) taxes can add more on top of this rate.

What is the dealer doc fee in Vermont?

A typical dealer documentation (doc) fee in Vermont is about $200.

What are the title and registration fees in Vermont?

The title fee in Vermont is about $35. Registration is about $78.

Dealer fee data

Vermont car sales tax, doc fee, title & registration

State base sales/use tax

This is the Vermont state base rate. Local (city/county) taxes can add more on top.

Fees at a glance

State sales/use tax: 6%
Dealer doc fee: $200
Title fee: $35
Registration: $78

Dealer doc fee: $200
Title fee: $35
Registration: $78

How fees work in Vermont

Purchase & use tax 6%; doc fee uncapped (~$200).

Common questions

What is the car sales tax in Vermont?: The state base car sales/use tax rate in Vermont is 6%. Local taxes can add more.
What is the dealer doc fee in Vermont?: A typical dealer documentation fee is about $200.
What are the title and registration fees in Vermont?: The title fee is about $35. Registration is about $78.

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Figures are estimates for the Vermont state base rate and typical fees. Local (city/county) taxes can add 1–3% in many areas, dealer doc fees vary, and some states base registration on vehicle value, weight, or age. Trade-in tax credits and special vehicle regimes are not reflected.