Dealer doc fees by state
Approximate reference values, as of October 2026. Caps change and several are adjusted yearly.
- Alabama: no reference cap on file
- Alaska: no reference cap on file
- Arizona: no reference cap on file
- Arkansas: cap about $129
- California: cap about $85
- Colorado: no reference cap on file
- Connecticut: no reference cap on file
- Delaware: no reference cap on file
- Florida: no fixed cap
- Georgia: no fixed cap
- Hawaii: no reference cap on file
- Idaho: no reference cap on file
- Illinois: cap about $380
- Indiana: no reference cap on file
- Iowa: no reference cap on file
- Kansas: no reference cap on file
- Kentucky: no reference cap on file
- Louisiana: cap about $425
- Maine: no reference cap on file
- Maryland: cap about $800
- Massachusetts: no reference cap on file
- Michigan: cap about $280
- Minnesota: cap about $350
- Mississippi: no reference cap on file
- Missouri: no reference cap on file
- Montana: no reference cap on file
- Nebraska: no reference cap on file
- Nevada: no reference cap on file
- New Hampshire: no reference cap on file
- New Jersey: no fixed cap
- New Mexico: no reference cap on file
- New York: cap about $175
- North Carolina: no fixed cap
- North Dakota: no reference cap on file
- Ohio: cap about $387
- Oklahoma: no reference cap on file
- Oregon: cap about $250
- Pennsylvania: cap about $477
- Rhode Island: no reference cap on file
- South Carolina: no reference cap on file
- South Dakota: no reference cap on file
- Tennessee: no reference cap on file
- Texas: cap about $225
- Utah: no reference cap on file
- Vermont: no reference cap on file
- Virginia: no reference cap on file
- Washington: cap about $200
- West Virginia: no reference cap on file
- Wisconsin: cap about $400
- Wyoming: no reference cap on file