Best Car Dealers in New Hampshire

As of October 2026, CarEdge grades 131 of 397 New Hampshire car dealers from 433 verified out-the-door quotes. New Hampshire's average doc fee is $604.

86 of 131 rated New Hampshire dealers earn an A · 22 earn a D or F

Data updated Oct 4, 2026 · How we score dealers

The Granite State

New Hampshire's dealer grade: B

85/100 average transparency score

15th highest doc fees in the U.S.

Based on 131 dealers with verified quotes.

$604
Avg Doc Fee
82%
No Add-ons
85/100
Avg Score
433
Verified Quotes

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New Hampshire Dealer FAQ

What is the average dealer doc fee in New Hampshire?

As of October 2026, the average documentation fee at 109 rated New Hampshire dealers is $604, based on 433 verified out-the-door quotes collected by CarEdge. New Hampshire sets no legal cap on doc fees.

Who are the best car dealers in New Hampshire?

Mcfarland Kia, Mcfarland Hyundai, Tulley BMW of Nashua lead the New Hampshire transparency rankings. 86 of 131 rated New Hampshire dealers earned an A grade for fair fees, minimal add-ons, and honest pricing.

How are New Hampshire dealers graded?

Each dealer is scored 0-100 from verified out-the-door price quotes: fee transparency (30%), add-on behavior (30%), price accuracy (30%), and data quality (10%). Grades update as new New Hampshire quotes are verified.

How New Hampshire compares to its neighbors

Average doc fees next door. Crossing a state line can change what the dealer charges.

Tips for Buying a Car in New Hampshire

  • Know the doc fee: The average doc fee in New Hampshire is $604. If a dealer charges significantly more, ask them to reduce it or consider other options.
  • Good news on add-ons: 82% of dealers in New Hampshire charge no mandatory add-ons.
  • Get multiple quotes: Request OTD quotes from at least 3 dealers to compare total prices, not just sticker prices.
  • Check transparency scores: Dealers with scores above 80 typically have fair doc fees and minimal add-ons.
Best Car Dealers in New Hampshire (2026): Graded A-F | CarEdge