Reason #45 to own an older used car.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

I just spent $30 bucks in property tax to register.





both my vehicles................

[Pike]

I'm jelly.

I had an old Chrysler LeBaron once. NEVER AGAIN. <3 my Toyota Corolla though

[Yar]

We don't pay property tax on our automobiles here.

[Peegee]

wtf it costs me 70 odd bucks to renew my sticker for another year

[sharkythesharkdogg]

I'm jelly.

I had an old Chrysler LeBaron once. NEVER AGAIN. <3 my Toyota Corolla though

S'true. It really depends on if it's a GOOD older car. Toyotas are stout. Still in a few more years the '87 will have no property tax, and the '90 won't be far behind.

Even my motorcycle doesn't cost that much.

[Hollycat]

mine was free


btw. go watch Kung Pow: Enter the fist

[Pike]

We don't pay property tax on our automobiles here.

Wait, genuine question, is property tax on vehicles the same as registering them?

I'm a derp and honestly don't know.

[Yar]

No. It's not. My grandparents live in NC and they pay hundreds of dollars per year for property tax on their cars.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

I'm a derp, and could have missed something but I think in SC it's taken care of together.

I payed the property tax and got my new registration sticker. It's the only thing like it that I pay on the cars every year.

[Pike]

No. It's not. My grandparents live in NC and they pay hundreds of dollars per year for property tax on their cars.

Oh, I don't think we have that then!

Unless it's coming out of my paycheck or something.

We just have to pay to register and get tabs and stuff.

[fire_of_avalon]

It varies state to state. Here the process is pay taxes, get inspection, get registration. Arms and legs are exchanged.

[rubah]

in Arkansas, you pay property tax on items the year after you own them.

[NorthernChaosGod]

Where are reasons 1-44?

[Jiro]

I don't know what is going on but it just cost me $700 odd to register my car and I'm thinking about buying a bike.

[NorthernChaosGod]

What the frak. Get a bike, Dak.