New Hampshire Car Sales Tax
New Hampshire car sales tax is about 0% (0% state). See what you'll pay on a $30,000 car and how it affects your payment.
New Hampshire (NH)
0%
0% state
Average across states
5.9%
Rank (highest = #1)
#48 of 51
Buying a $30,000 car in New Hampshire
Sales tax (~0%)
$0
Registration / yr
~$300
Insurance / mo
$133
Loan payment*
$535/mo
*$3,000 down, 7% APR, 60 months, tax rolled into the loan.
New Hampshire has no sales tax, but towns charge a yearly permit fee based on list price.
These are estimates for planning. Rates and fees change and vary by county and vehicle — confirm with your state motor vehicle agency.
Frequently asked questions
What is the sales tax on a car in New Hampshire?
About 0% in total: 0% statewide. New Hampshire has no sales tax, but towns charge a yearly permit fee based on list price.
How much tax will I pay on a $30,000 car in New Hampshire?
Roughly $0, before any trade-in credit or state-specific caps.
Does a trade-in reduce car sales tax in New Hampshire?
In most states the trade-in value is subtracted before tax is charged, which can save hundreds of dollars. Check with your state DMV for the exact rules.
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