12 States Outlaw Online Car Buying


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Depending on which state a car buyer resides, the laws vary. For instance in Iowa, Mississippi, Virginia and Maryland, it is legal to lease a car online; however, it is unlawful to buy a car online. The online sale of a vehicle by a non-dealer is prohibited in the following 12 states: Arkansas Iowa Kansas Maryland Mississippi Montana Nevada Oklahoma Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin

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