Best Car Dealers in Pennsylvania

As of November 2026, CarEdge grades 881 of 2,365 Pennsylvania car dealers from 3,295 quotes from the past year. The median Pennsylvania dealer charges $490 in total dealer fees.

741 of 881 rated Pennsylvania dealers earn an A · 6 earn a D or F

Data updated Nov 11, 2026 · How we score dealers

The Keystone State

Pennsylvania's dealer grade: A

95/100 average transparency score

24th lowest median dealer fees in the U.S.

Based on 881 dealers with quotes from the past year.

$490
Median Dealer Fees
$400 Avg Doc Fee
85%
No Quoted Add-ons
95/100
Avg Score
3,295
Quotes, Past Year

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Pennsylvania doc fee law

Pennsylvania law caps dealer documentation fees at approximately $490. A doc fee above that level on a Pennsylvania quote is worth challenging before you sign. The cap doesn't affect the grade: CarEdge compares each dealer's total dealer fees with the Pennsylvania median ($490).

Pennsylvania Dealer FAQ

What are median dealer fees in Pennsylvania?

As of November 2026, the median Pennsylvania dealer charges $490 in total dealer fees, the doc fee plus every other fee the dealer adds, based on quotes from the past year. CarEdge grades Fee Transparency against this median. Pennsylvania law caps the doc fee itself at approximately $490.

Who are the best car dealers in Pennsylvania?

Peruzzi Mazda, Kia On the Boulevard and Bergey's Kia lead the Pennsylvania transparency rankings. 741 of 881 rated Pennsylvania dealers earned an A for fair dealer fees, few quoted add-ons and website prices that match the quote.

How are Pennsylvania dealers graded?

Each dealer is scored 0-100 from verified out-the-door quotes from the past year, with the newest counting most: fee transparency (30%, total dealer fees compared with the Pennsylvania median), add-on behavior (30%), price accuracy (30%), and data quality (10%). Grades update as new Pennsylvania quotes are verified.

Tips for Buying a Car in Pennsylvania

  • Know the dealer fees: The median Pennsylvania dealer charges $490 in total dealer fees. If a dealer charges significantly more, ask which fees they will drop.
  • Good news on add-ons: 85% of Pennsylvania quotes from the past year have no quoted 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 dealer fees, few quoted add-ons and website prices that match the quote.