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USINC97 06-16-2011 09:33 PM

Less than $100.00

2ndZ 06-17-2011 12:57 AM

$43.75 here in Washington State (unincorporated King County).

11Thumper 06-17-2011 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by 2004YZFR1 (Post 1169888)
I paid just under 500.00 here in Vegas. This is such a big rip off. Why do you have to pay more to drive a nice new car than a old beat up one? Both cars are able to drive on the same roads. Then my wifes new Altima was due the next month, almost 500.00 for that one too!

I agree 100% It's the old cars leaking oil, polluting the air, etc. In Cali they charge you a fee to waive the smog check on a new car. Really? Who the hell thought of that one? They charge less for older cars because they know those folks can't afford it and will just drive without registering their cars.

In Seattle I paid $43 a year for any vehicle I owned but now that I'm back in Cali it's the same old ripoff.

And we're still broke! :shakes head:

Zima 06-17-2011 06:56 AM

$36 in PA for all passenger cars.

TongMan 06-17-2011 08:13 AM

I think that registration should cost the same to all legal drivers and owners. The brand, type, make, model, or price should not matter. All vehicles will be driven on the same roads. No one car with have exclusivity or priority, other than emergency vehicles, on the streets. I just paid $455 to renew my registration. Someone else just paid $30 to register their vehicle that is most likely smog prone, less safe, and probably worst on gas mileage than that of my Z.

cc370z 06-17-2011 12:17 PM

Don't want to get to into politics but. It comes down to taxing people based on their standard of living/income level... Most (not all) of the time value of a persons car is normally a reflection of their income level.

yakz 06-17-2011 07:06 PM

$346.58

BrianMSmith 06-17-2011 10:42 PM

Completley depends on your State/County. Washington was pretty bad until about 1999, charging based on some inflated market value of your car (essentially a property tax), when we passed an initiative on the ballot for $30 car tabs. Since they've packed on more new fees, but it's not bad.

BrianMSmith 06-17-2011 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by TongMan (Post 1174681)
I think that registration should cost the same to all legal drivers and owners. The brand, type, make, model, or price should not matter. All vehicles will be driven on the same roads. No one car with have exclusivity or priority, other than emergency vehicles, on the streets. I just paid $455 to renew my registration. Someone else just paid $30 to register their vehicle that is most likely smog prone, less safe, and probably worst on gas mileage than that of my Z.

Yes, I do not believe in discriminating against the rich. We (the producers) are the people that create the high standard of living for everyone else (half of the US population is on welfare, and recieves a welfare check called a "tax return" even though they pay no income taxes, since their credits exceed their liabilities). Bill Gates is a perfect example, the man, with help from many others like him, has created tens of thousands of millionaires, and hundreds of thousands of well off affluent families, and revolutionized every business's productivity all over the world with the adoption of desktop computing for the masses. If it weren't for us, the proles would starve to death. I live near Bill, and everyone I know who is rich works for Bill.

So what should we do, raise his taxes? Take all his money when he dies? Well, that would be less money for his philanthropy which is changing the world, instead the government (idiots who could not succeed in the actual business world) would give themeselves a raise, and then decide the best way to spend the rest, rather than the man who created the wealth in the first place.

TongMan 06-17-2011 11:17 PM

Does anyone know for certain why the price of renewing your registration vary so much between location and model of vehicle?

Someone mentioned that it was redistribution of wealth, but is that true?

370zproject 06-17-2011 11:23 PM

50.00

cc370z 06-18-2011 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by TongMan (Post 1176340)
Someone mentioned that it was redistribution of wealth, but is that true?

While you could argue that of any tax, money is neded to keep the roads, lights, signs, etc... in reasonable/working condition. I know that some of us complain about the fees we have to pay. However, we are the first talk trash about the pot hole that just bent our rim. Money is needed, as are taxes. But we all should learn to live within our means. Government included.

dad 06-18-2011 12:42 AM

California-Registration is based on the purchase price of the vehicle when you buy it. Over the years, as the value of the vehicle goes down, so does registration.

dad 06-18-2011 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by TongMan (Post 1176340)
Does anyone know for certain why the price of renewing your registration vary so much between location and model of vehicle?

Someone mentioned that it was redistribution of wealth, but is that true?

Wealth, no! Individual county taxes vary , county to county.

samb03 06-18-2011 12:47 AM

I paid 1300 for the first year because of the excise tax. Now it should be$98 or so for several years. All vehicles over 20 or 25? get $20ish tags. Same goes for my bike.


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