:shrug: I'm sure others pay more,but damn
60$ annual vehicle registration fees,gotta love'em!
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I would be in heaven if that was my annual registration fee!
In Colorado most counties pay for education through vehicle registration taxes. In Weld County where I am, registration when you first buy a brand new vehicle is usually about 2% of the total taxable value of the vehicle. It then starts declining slightly in years after.
The registration for my 2013 GTI was over $650 and that included about $50.00 in credit I had on my registration from a different car. Next year it will probably be around $500 or so.
Move to Virginia, then you get to pay personal property tax on your cars every year. My bill for the first 6 months of 2013 was $880. :bored:
My big truck is plated heavy and costs about 110 a year. My little truck is plated for stock and costs 80 a year. My mustang is classic and costs about 47 a year.
To get a completely new tag for a vehicle is an additional $225 bucks though. If you have a spare tag then it's just tax and registration fee's.
To get a completely new tag for a vehicle is an additional $225 bucks though. If you have a spare tag then it's just tax and registration fee's.
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lol @ $60 regs, but fuuuu @ some of you guys are paying.
Tags for my Fusion were $183 coming up here in mid july, and the gf Tiburon was $192 iirc.
Tags for my Fusion were $183 coming up here in mid july, and the gf Tiburon was $192 iirc.
35 a year per vehicle.
$49 out here in NM for me. I couldn't imagine paying much more than that!
Yup,I knew people were payin more elsewhere,it's just amazing it's to help pay for road repairs,etc and I never see any sort of improvement.
Americas Infrastructure is in bad shape.
Americas Infrastructure is in bad shape.
Here in WV we pay $30/year for license, but we pay taxes on the vehicle every year. In my county it's 2.5% of the aasessed value (which is 60% of the NADA value), so it depreciates each year and the taxes go down accordingly.
Come to GA. We have this new law where they tax PRIVATE sales based on what they think the vehicle is valued at. I just slipped in before it with my current Mustang. It would've $450+ a couple days later instead of like $80.
Back in the 80's SC got wise to antique and speciality vehicles. A friend of mine had been paying his annual personal property tax on his 66 GT 350H at about what I was on my 65 basic Notchback Mustang, around $6.50. Then one year he got his statement in the mail and it was something like $550.00. He went off. Went to the DMV to know what was up. They had begun to use a publication called "Cars of Particular Interest" to set the value for the tax. He pressed his arguement and they had valued his Shelby as "A" condition. Now TJ's Shelby was nice, but he drove it quite a bit. He succedded in making the arguement that his car was more like in average condition. The knocked a couple of hundred off his tax. Still was a big unplanned surprise though.
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They pulled that stunt here in Kansas back around '04. Lawsuits started stacking up like crazy. State backed down and returned to stated selling price for sales tax.
I pay $420 for my f150, $116 for my cobra and $60 for my 66 mustang.
Any Texas people wanna chime in? I'm curious to see what it is out there.
Any Texas people wanna chime in? I'm curious to see what it is out there.
$30/yr for a new sticker for every car, no matter the value.
Midwest rocks.
Midwest rocks.
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