Originally Posted by
Auto Enthusiast
That's interesting. Around last Christmas, another poster said they got a brand new Cadillac DTS at Hertz MIA with only 7 mi, yet TN plates. A few days ago, someone in the Avis forum said they got a brand new Yukon at MIA, with 200 mi, and TN plates.
You'd think the out of state cars from inbound one-ways would have more mileage than ones that were in-fleeted locally. Did the vans from TN and NE also have paradoxically low mileage?
Maybe the new cars were given tags from out of state cars that were decommissioned in south FL? Or they theoretically could have been in-serviced in another state and immediately shipped to FL, but that sounds expensive.
Don't get me wrong,they are brand new cars. They just have out of state tags. I'm thinking the tax,tag,and titles are cheaper with some states. Just like the regal's and cts wagons and most of our gm cars, have tennessee tags.