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I wouldn't think there would be a big difference. The price that dealers pay for each vehicle is fairly standard across the US. Of course, dealers also get all kinds of incentives but that's primarily due to number of vehicles they sale and that sort of thing.
Just a side note, if you plan on just buying a car and then moving to Tennessee that will be alright. I'm not sure about NJ, but cars from some northern states will be harder to resell here due to the heavy use of salt on the road "up there". It's less important now that it used to be but it can still be a factor.
Last edited by alleycat; 04-02-2007 at 04:52 PM..
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