Vehicle tax in Hot Springs National Park runs about 8% all in, the rate for Garland County. Arkansas credits your trade-in, so you are taxed on the price after it comes off. The doc fee is capped at $129.
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| Line | Estimate |
|---|---|
| Arkansas sales tax (8%, county rate, paid at registration) | $2,800.00 |
| Title fee | $10.00 |
| Registration (estimate) | $27.50 |
About 8% all in for Garland County. Arkansas charges 6.5% and local jurisdictions add the rest, set by where you live.
Tax is computed on the price less the value of a vehicle traded in as part of the same transaction (Ark. Code 26-52-510).
A car the selling dealership ships out of its own state usually carries no sales tax in that state; you pay Arkansas tax when you register it in Arkansas. Picking the car up in another state can mean paying that state's tax at the dealership first, and whether Arkansas credits it depends on the two states. Whether a dealership ships to Hot Springs National Park is up to the dealership, and it sets its own shipping charge, shown on the car before you sign.
Arkansas caps it at $129. Arkansas law sets the maximum (Ark. Code 23-112-1001 and following).