Renewed my registration, wanted to puke

$140 for 2 years FL

 

Oregon is $112 for 2 years

 

$340 on my 14. Taxes can only be voted on by state resident voters but state legislators can vote to assess "fees" to be tacked onto registration.

 

Over $1000 in Northern Virginia.

 

Didnt think any state was worst than California

 

Puke? I'd be thrilled. My 2002 was up for registration when I sold it. $236 or so for a 17 year old truck. It was $715 a couple of weeks ago for my '19 which included a 'weight tax' (yea insult to injury). Welcome to CA, how do you like your ankles...

 

Do like so many of the transplants around here. Move to CO and keep driving on your expired plates from your home state. Doesn’t cost a dime to drive around CO on 3 year old Texas or Ohio plates.

 

$150 per year here in AB. I'd rather pay that than deal with ICBC. It's nice not having a government insurance monopoly in AB. My insurance rates are 50% less here.

 

No excise tax in Iowa, my 500 bucks I'd for 12 month registration. Gas tax is 30 cents a gallon. Registration fees go into road use fund.

 

Pay about $120 / year for Truck/Boat/Trailer here in FL.

 

$260 for a '15 CM 4x4 in Colorado Springs.

 

The job market is phenomenal. Lots of money to be made - lots of federal contracts. It’s yuppie heaven also. That said, I have no idea why I’m still here.

 

That should be in every State.

 

When I was in Missouri the tabs were pretty cheap, think it was about $60 year. But you couldn't get them until you showed your paid personal property tax receipts. Yes, assessment was made on all your rigs and it the levies were the same as your house. I think I was paying about 900 for the tundra last year. Paid 9.5% sales tax when I bought it. Screw that state. So glad I left.

 

Lol i wish i had to pay that .Here in the blue state of Wa i paid over $2500 for my 3 cars registrations thats not including registrations for quad,jetski,quad trailer,jetski trailer

 

And Cali added a weight fee now as well I have a 14 and it was around 650. Such a joke but so is this state I hate it here lol

 

$180....

For life.

Any vehicle over 10 years old here can be registered permanently for twice the yearly fee.

 

$70 something/yr after 2nd year on a new truck in Tejas.

 

$66 for 2 years here in Missouri.

 

I lied. That was for annual personal property tax, not registration. I don’t remember what registration was. Nowhere near that.

 

Its no surprise to me that the highest rates are in certain areas on opposite coasts, and Flyover Country seems to get it mostly right. When i bought my 19 at the end of August i paid cash and had to pay over $2000.00 in sales taxes, then a few weeks later received an additional bill for $350.00 in excise for just the remaining 4 Months of the year. We all get screwed one way or another, that we can probably all agree on.

 

I thought rates were high until I read how much it cost out in California and other places. Wow! Plus the cost of gas per gallon?! I paid $81.55/yr and unleaded fuel has averaged about $2.25-2.499 a gallon out here in New Mexico. I’ll consider myself pretty lucky for now.

 

Are your big cities like ours? Here in CA we get a lot for our higher taxes. Tons of homeless, quickly rising crime rates, and nearly zero new infrastructure

 

Here in Seattle area we pay 10.4% sales tax on top of over the roof registration fees.Buying $50k Tundra expect to pay over $6k in sales tax and registration

 

I pay about $250 a year in Texas but I have personal 'specialty' plates..

 

I saved about 200 bucks when I registered my 16 for $400.00 in AZ from CA.

 

If I wanted paved roads I wouldn't have bought a truck.

Every state should have a toll highway for those who want to pay, and right next to it, an unpaved dirt track that anyone can use for free. I'd rather put the money into tires and shocks than taxes.

 

$1100 here in Maine for my 2019...

 

I want to say MI is based on MSRP until a certain age.

all cars came due at once on my birthday and that was a nice $800 bill birthday present...