The cars with the highest destination fees, according to Consumer Reports
These cars tack on an extra few thousand dollars just to get them delivered to the dealership
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If you’re shopping for cars and only considering the MSRP, you might be shocked to find you owe a few thousand more when it comes time to pay.
That’s because destination fees — the cost of getting your car shipped from the factory or port to the dealership you buy it from — have been increasing drastically in the past decade. They also tend to be non-negotiable.
Consumer Reports compiled a list of the cars, organized by automaker, that have the highest destination fees right now.
Continue reading to see which brands charge the most.
1 / 8
Alfa Romeo
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Buying Alfa Romeo’s Guilia, Stelvio, or Tonale models comes with a $3,250 destination fee.
2 / 8
Cadillac
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Buying a Cadillac Escalade or Escalade IQ comes with a $2,895 destination fee.
3 / 8
Chevrolet
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Buying the Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500HD, 3500HD, Suburban, or Tahoe comes with a $2,795 destination fee.
4 / 8
GMC
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Buying a Hummer EV comes with a $2,695 destination fee.
5 / 8
Ram
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Buying a Ram 1500, 2500HD, or 3500HD comes with a $2,595 destination fee.
6 / 8
Jeep
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Buying a Jeep Grand Wagoneer comes with a $2,595 destination fee.
7 / 8
Lincoln
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Buying a Lincoln Navigator comes with a $2,595 destination fee.
8 / 8
Ford
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Buying a Ford $F F-150, F-250, F-350 comes with a $2,595 destination fee.