The registration fee for a new car in the state of Connecticut is six percent of the new car price. The registration fee for an out of state car is $15.
The car registration fees in New Jersey are based on the age and the weight of the vehicle. For instance, if the car is older than two years and weighs under $3,500 pounds, the registration fee as of September 2014 is $46.50. If the car is older than two years and weighs over 3,500 pounds the registration fee is $71.50.
In CT you can transfer your present registration and old tags to your new car for a fee.
yes you can get new car registration papers
There is a $350 biennial registration fee with the New York State Unified Court System."[A]ll New York attorneys are required to file the biennial registration form, either with payment of the $350 fee, or with a certification of retirement."http://www.courts.state.ny.us/attorneys/registration/faqs.shtml#q1
For registration in New York City, the fee is $36. For registration in any of the other cities, counties or villages in New York state that maintain registries, the fee is anywhere between $20 to $100. Please see related questions for specific details.
For a new car, yes it will matter, as that is the order that the names will appear on the new car registration that is submitted to the motor vehicle department. For a used car, it shouldn't matter too much as there is already an existing title & registration that has to be taken into the MVD by the new buyer.
No. But the dealer has, or can get you, a temporary registration.
Just sales tax. There is also registration and most (99.9999) dealers will have a conveyance fee for somewhere between 50 and 700 dollars.
The answer depends on the state and possibly the car. Only your dealership or DMV will know for certain. Usually the registration cost is based on the value of the car.
Answer: Sales Tax in the state of Texas is 6.25% of the purchase price. Title, licence, and registration will be extra. There is also a new $5.00 deputy fee that the state is collecting.
I would keep the plates and transfer to the other car. Either way you will pay more. One of the things that is not clear is that if you are giving up the first car for another car or if you will have two cars. If you are selling the first car don't pay for the new registration and have the new owner pay for it when they buy it. If you are keeping it you will have to pay for the registration and keep the plates because the new car will need both.