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From: Detroit Subs
Originally Posted by CowboyBilly9Mile
Correct on WA; they add for weight on trucks and they add agent fees bringing a typical pickup to around $40. But it could be worse............not too long ago we were paying 2% of high book. No more $400+ tabs 
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What kind of truck are you driving that cost $80k?
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From: Lenexa, KS
Originally Posted by jpsartre12
Let's see, 2% of high book = $400; High book = $80K
What kind of truck are you driving that cost $80k?
What kind of truck are you driving that cost $80k?
2% of $80,000 = $1,600
2% of $20,000 = $400
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From: Cheyenne Wy.
Originally Posted by MJD
I have heard that Wyoming's registration costs are very high, something like $500 or more. Is there anyone here from WY?
Yep, I am in Wyoming. My plates were $68.72 this year. No place close to 500.00. If course it is 12 years old
Cars are based on value of the vehicle (my 74 javelin and 69 cougar are both around $30.00/year)
Trucks are based on weight and age. The f-150 always seems to run about $70.00 and my GMC 1 ton runs around $90 (15 years old though) I am pro american made, not necessarily brand loyal, wife has a Dodge.
But...since there is no state income tax and gas usually runs low pricing, I can live with the plates fees.
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From: Eastern WA
Originally Posted by jpsartre12
Let's see, 2% of high book = $400; High book = $80K
What kind of truck are you driving that cost $80k?
What kind of truck are you driving that cost $80k?
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From: Michigan
Originally Posted by Tim Lamkin
I think California you must take out a loan to pay for it
Come on you peoples from California,reply to this and tell me Michigan isn`t the only outragious one!
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From: Ogden UT
Here in Utah it costs me 37.50/yr for my 85, but i have a friend that has a 2003 f250 psd that pays just over $400. On newer vehicles you pay according to what it's worth and older vehicles are a straight 37.50 a year.
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From: Detroit Subs
Originally Posted by jskufan
Am I missing something???
2% of $80,000 = $1,600
2% of $20,000 = $400
2% of $80,000 = $1,600
2% of $20,000 = $400
