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Car sales tax in Logan County, Illinois: 8.25%
The rate in Logan County
- Vehicle sales tax in Logan County is 8.25%, covering all 14 ZIP codes in the county.
- That is above the 7.25% most Illinois counties charge — about $350.00 more tax on a $35,000 car than the typical county in the state.
- 11 other counties in Illinois charge the same rate, out of 102.
What a $35,000 car actually costs in Logan County
- Sales tax (8.25% — Atlanta, Logan County) — $2,918.65
- Doc fee (state cap) — $377.63
- Registration fee — $151.00
- Title fee — $165.00
- Out the door — $38,612.28 on a $35,000 used car, before any down payment or financing.
Cities and towns in Logan County
- Atlanta, Beason, Chestnut, Cornland, Elkhart, Emden, Hartsburg, Lake Fork, Latham, Lawndale, Lincoln, Middletown, Mount Pulaski, New Holland — all at 8.25%.
ZIP codes in Logan County
- 61723, 61751, 62512, 62518, 62519, 62541, 62543, 62548, 62634, 62635, 62643, 62656, 62666, 62671.
- Any of these resolves to Logan County in the calculator at 8.25%.
Logan County against nearby counties
- Cook County is 8% — $87.50 LESS tax on a $35,000 car than Logan County.
- Fulton County is 8% — $87.50 LESS tax on a $35,000 car than Logan County.
- This follows where you REGISTER, not where the dealer is, so a lower rate nearby only helps if you actually live there. It is not something you can choose at the dealership.
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Common questions
What is the car sales tax rate in Logan County?
8.25% on a vehicle purchase, combining the Illinois state rate with the local rate.
How much is tax and fees on a $35,000 car in Logan County?
About $3,612.28 on top of the price, bringing it to roughly $38,612.28 out the door. The breakdown is above.
Elsewhere in Illinois
Franklin County
8.25% on a vehicle purchase
Jefferson County
8.25% on a vehicle purchase
Cook County
8% on a vehicle purchase
Fulton County
8% on a vehicle purchase
Hancock County
8% on a vehicle purchase
Full Illinois out-the-door guide
Rates, doc fees, registration and title for the whole state
How Illinois sales tax works
What sits in the taxable amount, and how the rate is sourced