I just had to register my 2002 X in Iowa for another year. I am curious what others are paying for registration (not tax). My 2002 X Limited 4x4 V10 cost me $248.50.

Tell us what X you have and what it costs.

 

Registration for new jersey 2005 v10 excursion is $71.50, I can't believe registration for you is $250, that's ridiculous, and new jersey is one of the highest cost of living in the states. Are you sure that didn't include tax or surcharge for something??????

 

$170 for 2 years. mines up in November.


no emissions inspection anymore they did away with that this winter. with the old inspection it would run you up close to $250.

 

What weight do you have it registered for??????

 

Paid tax last year. Registration: $238.00 Plate fee: $10 (Veteran Plates) and other fees: $.50

edit: just found this: http://www.city-data.com/forum/gener...ive-car.html#b

Iowa is high. Not as bad as CO though.

 

Mine is 7200 lbs

 

Registration in WV is $30/yr. State inspection is $12 and change (can't recall exactly, but I've got one due this month). I don't know about property tax since it hasn't been assessed yet.

 

$89 and $30 of that is for specialty plates

 

Mine is about $45 per year in Ohio. There is no weight stipulation, and the EX is considered a station wagon and thus is the same rate as a car.

 

89 smackers for my 2000....

 

Mines $76 for Georgia per year

 

$141 per year in Michigan for model year 2000.

 

Mine was $120 last November here in CA. I have 2002 V10 Ex.

The breakdown:
$69 Registration Fee
$41 License Fee
$10 County/District Fees

We do have smog checks every other year. You take it to a private business smog check place. Runs about $40.

 

NJ was cheap for car registration and gasoline, as I recalled when I lived there for 16 yrs. and moved to CA in 1997.

My Honda Civic registration was $45 or something a year. Back then, you had to get it inspected every year at a state inspection station (free of charge) and wait in line for HOURS on your one Saturday a year. Or, you could pay a shop to inspect it and have it done in a few minutes.

Other than those 2, everything else was darn expensive! Especially car insurance and property taxes.

...and you can't pump your own gas.