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Uhh, you just need to build up the vehicle you are looking for. So new/used and then make/model and options. You'll see the TMV option pop up for the new vehicles after you punch all that in.

Unless I'm missing something, this is a pretty simple question.

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Yes, it is pretty simple. However, Edmonds used to allow you to enter a VIN number which in turn transferred the actual invoice amount and options directly to the TMV worksheet. This allowed you to have very acurate information regarding the specific vehicle you may be interested in purchaseing...also allowing you a worksheet to use for calculating rebates, trade-in info, etc....good tool for negotiating too.

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There's a blank four-square worksheet you can download that has a spot for a VIN, but it's not interactive. (http://www.edmunds.com/apps/vdpcontainer...)

One of the Edmunds Financial Calculators may help too (link below).

Source: http://www.edmunds.com/apps/calc/Calcula...

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