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Asked: Aug 19, 2008 - 02:40 PM

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What does TTL and OTD mean in reference to purchasing?

What does TTL and OTD mean in reference to purchasing? OTD = Out the Door? TTL = ??, Taxes, and Licensing?

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mackabee

Date: Aug 19, 2008
Time: 10:30 PM

OTD in most parts of the country means "out the door" which includes ttl (tax, title, and license). Some folks refer to "out the door" as the total price of the car plus options and not including ttl. So if you're buying a car soon make sure you make it clear which one you mean.

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sylvia

Date: Aug 19, 2008
Time: 05:42 PM

Edit Answer (for another -22 minute)

TTL = Taxes, Title and Licensing

OTD = Out the Door price

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mackabee

Date: Aug 19, 2008
Time: 10:30 PM

Edit Answer (for another -34 minute)

OTD in most parts of the country means "out the door" which includes ttl (tax, title, and license). Some folks refer to "out the door" as the total price of the car plus options and not including ttl. So if you're buying a car soon make sure you make it clear which one you mean.

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