

Since Stuckey Ford first opened its doors in 1959, we have proudly served the communities of Central Pennsylvania. Throughout the years, we expanded our business to accommodate the Subaru and GM market, increased our used vehicle inventory, and created a dynamic set pricing model and efficient sales process to better serve all of customers - from near and far.
We strongly encourage our customers outside of Pennsylvania to review the information below well in advance to their visit. Here, you'll learn of title and registration policy, state taxes, payment options, required documents, and other frequently asked questions.
Insurance
To purchase a vehicle or to take test drive, we require a valid vehicle insurance card. The insurance card must list the name of the buyer and include the effective date, expiration date, and date of purchase.Title & Registration
Several states and financial institutions have new regulations and requirements making the car-buying process more time-consuming. In certain circumstances, a dealership must have the physical title on hand before a vehicle can be sold to an out-of-state customer. Further, some dealerships will hold the vehicle until documentation is received and processed. We strongly advise out-of-state buyers to send us their motor vehicle documents, including driver’s license, registration, and insurance, ahead of time so we can verify you have the required documents.
It is the customer’s responsibility to register the vehicle in their home state and pay the state sales tax. Some states require an inspection before a vehicle can be registered. All vehicles at Stuckey Automotive are inspected in the State of Pennsylvania, per the Department of Transportation’s guidelines. This does not guarantee a vehicle will meet / pass the inspection requirements issued by another state.
Our dealership will provide a temporary registration. Once expired, the vehicle is no longer considered legal and cannot be driven until the buyer secures a valid registration. It is the buyer’s responsibility to register a vehicle in the state in which they reside within sixty (60) days from the date of purchase.
Taxes & Fees
What Can I Expect as far as State Taxes?It is the customer's responsibility to pay the sales tax required by the state in which they reside. The dealership can finance the tax into the deal, so long as a financial institution allows. Otherwise, taxes are paid when a vehicle is registered with department of motor vehicles.