[aggrofish]

You're not going to get any sympathy here. Scoop will come along soon and suggest you drive older cars. Insurance and registration are high here. I think it's ridiculous, but there's not much you can do.

[EA]

I'm not exactly looking for sympathy, just saying it for some closure.

I have owned 51 cars in my life, I've never once paid more than 20 to register it. No one told me that registering cars was insane here, nor did I think to look. I've registered cars in several states, they were all pretty similar so I had no reason to expect otherwise. Had I known about it, I'd have gotten a much older vehicle.

To the guy who pays 1600, what do you drive?

[ScoopLV]

Originally Posted by aggrofish

You're not going to get any sympathy here. Scoop will come along soon and suggest you drive older cars. Insurance and registration are high here. I think it's ridiculous, but there's not much you can do.

It's not like the state is blindsiding anyone. They don't make the rates secret. Anyone can use the calculator on the DMV website.

https://dmvapp.nv.gov/dmv/vr/vr_esti...ionResult.aspx

If you're paying $1200 in registration, the truck was somewhere north of $60K.

[airics]

$60,000 for a Dodge???,,

[EA]

Originally Posted by airics

$60,000 for a Dodge???,,

When I sold Dodges, there were some on the lot north of $70,000. Fully loaded 3500 duallys are not cheap.
That being said, my truck msrp is 38,xxx

[ScoopLV]

Originally Posted by airics

$60,000 for a Dodge???,,

Fill in the make, year and msrp and that's what you get...

[airics]

2013 Dodge 1500 SLT for $60k??? What possesed you to buy it???

[EA]

I did not pay 60k for my truck. Try half of that.

[airics]

Something's wrong... My vehicle msrp was 25k new...I paid 420.... I bought it new.

[ScoopLV]

Originally Posted by EA

I did not pay 60k for my truck. Try half of that.

Plug in the numbers on the website -- that's what you get. I started with $30K and got a registration fee estimate in line with airics' numbers.