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New York Dealer Fee Report

How transparent are car dealers in New York? We analyzed 2,359 verified OTD quotes from 710 dealers to reveal what buyers actually pay in doc fees, add-ons, and markup.

As of September 2026, the average doc fee at 494 rated New York dealers is $205, $199 below the national average, based on 2,359 verified out-the-door quotes collected by CarEdge.

Data updated Sep 5, 2026 · How we score dealers

The Empire State

New York's dealer grade: B

83/100 average transparency score

49th highest doc fees in the U.S.

710
Dealers
2,359
Quotes
83/100
Avg Score
$205
Avg Doc Fee
national avg: $404
83%
No Add-ons
$109
Avg Add-ons
(when present)

Key Findings

  • New York has the 49th-highest average doc fee of the 52 states we track, at $205.
  • 512 of 710 rated New York dealers earned an A for transparency; 99 earned a D or F.
  • Acura Of Bay Shore in Bay Shore is the state's most transparent dealer at 100/100 from 5 verified quotes.
  • Verified doc fees in New York range from $13 to $1,775Prestige Toyota charges the most.
  • The most common dealer add-on in New York is accessories, appearing on 39% of itemized quotes at an average of $762.

New York Dealer Grade Distribution

72%
A512
9%
B65
5%
C34
1%
D10
13%
F89

Top 10 Most Transparent Dealers in New York

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Highest Doc Fees in New York

These New York dealers charge the most in documentation fees. The state average is $205.

#DealerDoc FeeQuotes
1Prestige Toyota$9993
2Rye Subaru$69910
3Colonial Subaru$69914
4Liacars.Com$6993
5Lia Toyota Rockland$6995
6Autoworld Kia$6895
7Luxury Auto Group$65210
8Burlington Hyundai$5994
9Morris Ford$5125
10Dutchess Kia$4739

Lowest-Rated Dealers in New York

These New York dealers have the lowest transparency scores based on fees, add-ons, and markup.

DealerGradeDoc FeeQuotes
Luxury Auto Group
F
52/100
$65210
Burlington Hyundai
D
65/100
$5994
Lia Toyota Rockland
D
68/100
$6995
Hyundai 112
C
71/100
$1753
Jaguar Land Rover Albany
C
72/100
$1755
Prestige Toyota
C
74/100
$9993
Generation Buick GMC
C
76/100
$1753
Jamestown Honda
C
76/100
$08
Island Subaru
C
79/100
$1757
Land Rover Glen Cove
C
79/100
$444

Most Common Add-ons in New York

The most frequently seen dealer add-ons in New York, based on itemized OTD quotes.

1
accessoriesavg $762
109 quotes
2
protection planavg $812
54 quotes
3
paint protectionavg $866
34 quotes
4
theft protectionavg $706
33 quotes
5
floor matsavg $305
28 quotes
6
nitrogenavg $338
21 quotes
7
guardavg $173
20 quotes
8
wheel locksavg $119
16 quotes
9
cargo accessoriesavg $268
10 quotes
10
blackout packageavg $2,180
10 quotes

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New York Dealer Fee FAQ

What is the average dealer doc fee in New York?

As of September 2026, the average documentation fee in New York is $205, based on 2,359 verified out-the-door quotes from 494 dealers collected by CarEdge. That is $199 below the $404 national average.

Which New York dealers charge the highest doc fees?

Prestige Toyota charges the highest verified doc fee in New York at $999. Doc fees across the state range from $13 to $1,775.

Who is the most transparent car dealer in New York?

Acura Of Bay Shore in Bay Shore is the highest-rated dealer in New York with a transparency score of 100/100 (Grade A) from 5 verified quotes.

Are dealer doc fees negotiable in New York?

Doc fees themselves are often presented as non-negotiable, but the out-the-door price always is: if a New York dealer charges a high doc fee, ask for an equivalent discount on the vehicle price. 512 of 710 rated New York dealers earned an A for transparent, low-fee pricing.