991 GT3 market= VERY STRONG
04-21-2015, 04:50 PM
#76
State of Nevada Vehicle Registration Fee Estimate
This is the information that you provided
Vehicle Identification Number: WP0AC2A98FS189191
Vehicle Type: Auto, Pickup Truck, Passenger Van, Motor Home
Vehicle Year: 2015
Vehicle Make: 2015
Gross Weight Range(lbs.): n/a
Unladen Weight (lbs.): n/a
Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price: $150000
County: CLARK
A Vehicle Identification Number search returned the following
Vehicle Year: 2015
Vehicle Make: PORS/911 GT3
Gross Weight (lbs.): n/a
Unladen Weight (lbs.): n/a
Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price:
$130400
One Year Registration Approximate Fee Breakdown As of Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Basic Registration Fee: $33
Governmental Services Tax: $1826
Supplemental Gov. Services Tax: $456
Motor Safety Fee: n/a
Total Estimated Registration Fees: $2315
04-21-2015, 05:47 PM
#77
Rennlist Member
LOL at Cali registration fees. Are they more than this: I would like to see if Calis REGISTRATION fees are more, please list them.
State of Nevada Vehicle Registration Fee Estimate
This is the information that you provided
Vehicle Identification Number: WP0AC2A98FS189191
Vehicle Type: Auto, Pickup Truck, Passenger Van, Motor Home
Vehicle Year: 2015
Vehicle Make: 2015
Gross Weight Range(lbs.): n/a
Unladen Weight (lbs.): n/a
Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price: $150000
County: CLARK
A Vehicle Identification Number search returned the following
Vehicle Year: 2015
Vehicle Make: PORS/911 GT3
Gross Weight (lbs.): n/a
Unladen Weight (lbs.): n/a
Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price:
$130400
One Year Registration Approximate Fee Breakdown As of Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Basic Registration Fee: $33
Governmental Services Tax: $1826
Supplemental Gov. Services Tax: $456
Motor Safety Fee: n/a
Total Estimated Registration Fees: $2315
State of Nevada Vehicle Registration Fee Estimate
This is the information that you provided
Vehicle Identification Number: WP0AC2A98FS189191
Vehicle Type: Auto, Pickup Truck, Passenger Van, Motor Home
Vehicle Year: 2015
Vehicle Make: 2015
Gross Weight Range(lbs.): n/a
Unladen Weight (lbs.): n/a
Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price: $150000
County: CLARK
A Vehicle Identification Number search returned the following
Vehicle Year: 2015
Vehicle Make: PORS/911 GT3
Gross Weight (lbs.): n/a
Unladen Weight (lbs.): n/a
Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price:
$130400
One Year Registration Approximate Fee Breakdown As of Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Basic Registration Fee: $33
Governmental Services Tax: $1826
Supplemental Gov. Services Tax: $456
Motor Safety Fee: n/a
Total Estimated Registration Fees: $2315
Ouch! I can't recall what mine was - over $1000, but that is really high. I guess I was remembering fees from way back when on an older car. They depreciate the MSRP at 35% initially, then 15% per year.
Now if you count in sales and use tax in CA, that number jumps to nearly $14K!
04-21-2015, 06:09 PM
#78
Yes, registration fees in Nevada are about 2x higher than CA but the sales tax savings alone make up for that huge delta. I could always go back to CA to register the car there after 1 year and never pay sales tax since I also have a home in CA. Good is to minimize the tax pain. 
04-21-2015, 09:53 PM
#79
Ouch! I can't recall what mine was - over $1000, but that is really high. I guess I was remembering fees from way back when on an older car. They depreciate the MSRP at 35% initially, then 15% per year.
Now if you count in sales and use tax in CA, that number jumps to nearly $14K!
Now if you count in sales and use tax in CA, that number jumps to nearly $14K!
04-21-2015, 10:14 PM
#80
Rennlist Member
I wish what you quoted was true. It's deprecated 5% first year then 10% second year. Vehicle will then deprecate 10% every year until 15% of the MSRP. It's a brutal tax but cost of living is way cheaper here than Cali. The DMV fees are only low if one has an inexpensive old car.
04-21-2015, 10:27 PM
#81
Yes, except the first year is they value the car at 35% of base MSRP. How they calculate is right on their website. For a new GT3, they Calc the Tax as $134,500x.35=$47390 x 4%. You'll see that matches your tax portion. It is then depreciated 5% for the first year and 10% each following year until 15% of the MSRP....still expensive.
04-26-2015, 11:58 AM
#83
Yes, except the first year is they value the car at 35% of base MSRP. How they calculate is right on their website. For a new GT3, they Calc the Tax as $134,500x.35=$47390 x 4%. You'll see that matches your tax portion. It is then depreciated 5% for the first year and 10% each following year until 15% of the MSRP....still expensive.