Leasing in Mercer County
Mercer County sits right across the Delaware from Bucks County, with Trenton, the state capital, at its center and Princeton to the north. It’s an easy run for us up I-95 and over the Scudder Falls Bridge. Commuters here head every direction: up the Northeast Corridor to New York, down US-1 to the office parks, or across the river into Pennsylvania. I compare lease programs at dealers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and write your lease for your Mercer County address.
Picking the right miles in Mercer County
Train commuters from Princeton Junction, Hamilton and Trenton stations often barely use the car on weekdays, so 7,500 miles a year can be plenty. If you drive US-1, I-295 or the Turnpike to work, plan on 12,000 or more. Princeton University and hospital staff with odd hours tend to drive more than they think, so I’d check your odometer before choosing.
New Jersey lease taxes for Mercer County
New Jersey doesn’t tax each lease payment. Instead, for a Mercer County address, the 6.625% sales tax is due up front, figured on the total lease payments or the vehicle price depending on the leasing company, and you can pay it at signing or finance it in the lease (state rules: S&U-12). New Jersey lease tax, explained.
Towns in Mercer County
Free delivery to every part of Mercer County, from Hopewell and Pennington down to Hamilton and Robbinsville.
- Princeton
- Hamilton
- Trenton
- Lawrenceville
- West Windsor
- Robbinsville
- Ewing
- Pennington & Hopewell
