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Run around $60.00 plus a vechilce inspection of $40

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I think my tags will run around $60.00 plus a vechilce inspection of $40.
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They use some kind of secret formula to determine value based on original MSRP and age of the vehicle.
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I think my tags will run around $60.00 plus a vechilce inspection of $40.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I just registered the C4S in Colorado yesterday, and went to the DMV to get my license plates. According to the state of Colorado tax assessor, my vehicle is worth roughly $67K. Who knew? I'd be willing to sell it for an even $60K and make somebody a great deal!! Any takers???

POST 2Original post

how many miles 15 ? may be they think it is a 'new old stock' and they add some vintage value LOL

POST 3Original post

That is why in TX we pay by weight of the vehicle not value. I think my tags will run around $60.00 plus a vechilce inspection of $40.

POST 4Original post

if you want some fun you can try texas valuation tool online http://www.txdmv.gov/vehicles/titles...tive_value.htm enter your VIN and bingo it gives you the car value who needs KBB after that

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Quotes source post: 7659081

the way it should be done!!! unfortunately I live in CA

POST 6Original post

I agree on weight instead of value. What requires more road space and generates more wear on road surfaces - a Hummer or a 911?

POST 7Original post

Trucks in Colorado get hit with a weight penalty on top of very high registration values. I can testify that none of the insanely high registration dollars are used to maintain the roads. I may actually trade my S4 for an SUV of some sort for the extra ground clearance on a day to day basis.

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I think that "value" is its MSRP new, I think. It is hard to figure. I just registered mine and the plates were 257.

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No, MSRP was significantly higher than that for the C4S. They use some kind of secret formula to determine value based on original MSRP and age of the vehicle.

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