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I have to be honest, when I see expensive cars with no plates in California, it ticks me off a tad. I pay my registrations every year (13 vehicles), and I pay the sales taxes due on my exotic cars, whether I have purchased them in-state or out of state. What makes the non-plate guys think they get a pass? (I'm not referring to no-front-plate, I'm referring to never-been-registered or taxed). I have a friend in town with a 996 Turbo which hasn't been registered or taxed in his 7 years of ownership. WTF?
Who on earth would not pay registration or tax?
I just keep my plates in my car.
Identification by our heroic safety monitors (CHP) who ensure we are going 55mph on the highways...
I know your joking, but somebody gave me that as a reason while I was discussing this with my cousin, a CHP officer. He laughed. The only plate that helps them is the one in the rear, since it's the only one that shows your current with your fees.
There's no time to read the front plate when a speeding car approaches, and when it's in your rear view mirror, it's not a quick read.
riv blue is in asia. ex-baron car. i think $750K will buy it
maritime blue in FL you know the price
a very very special delivery mile car $1MM (no, i am not kidding)
02-20-2016, 02:44 AM
