What’s everybody’s property tax?

[Garemlin]

No property tax on vehicles here in DE. And no sales tax.

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[MnLakeBum]

It's something like 1.286% each year in MN for new tabs and they don't depreciate much until the car is 9 years old. My Bronco will be about $680 the first year. Another reason I will will make Florida our home for 7 months each year after my daughter graduates next year.

Sales tax on cars is 6.5%

 

[DogHauler]

Maine excise tax is 2.4% of MSRP, so around $1,300 plus sales tax, it'll cost over $4,000 in total taxes

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

FL- $50 county tax plus 6% sales on the vehicle. That's it.

"That's it"

You say that like paying 6% tax on the whole car isn't fucking outrageous

 

[Kekov721]

"That's it"

You say that like paying 6% tax on the whole car isn't fucking outrageous

From NJ to Philly to FL- seems alright to me lol

 

[PrepVet]

Not a thing. States that do that are absolutely ridiculous.

 

[Ashallyb96]

Is this in addition to license fees? Or just another name for it?

Addition. We already paid license, title, and HUT for $1540.27. But I also sold my trade in elsewhere so the taxes are on the full vehicle price.

 

[Ashallyb96]

We have it in NC too, but on the flip side my property tax on my house is like 1/4 what it was in Illinois

My friends 2002 Chevy duramax in California was $380. But $80 in Idaho.

 

[DogHauler]

Wow. I can't believe people have to pay yearly taxes on a vehicle outside of tag fees.

New England taxes their residents to death.

 

[Sav426]

Man I’d kill for that tax payment. My 2019 Silverado is 1400 last year haha.

 

[stormshadow3800]

I didn't know this was a thing? I Pay WI registration yearly, I think it's $60, regardless of vehicle. Custom plates are $120. Is this supposed to go towards road maintenance?

 

[Ashallyb96]

I didn't know this was a thing? I Pay WI registration yearly, I think it's $60, regardless of vehicle. Custom plates are $120. Is this supposed to go towards road maintenance?

 

[Fordmanbob]

Wait some states make you pay an annual property tax on the vehicle you own? Does that then not apply if you lease the vehicle? And how to they factor in depreciation? What a joke.

Kansas does.....I paid $618 last year on a 2018 mustang gt

 

[Bt_ostate]

No property tax in okla. Just 4% excise at time of purchase of full price less rebates. Trade-ins do not get reduced from price pd.

 

[Tataman]

No property Tax in AZ.

You pay sales tax based on the county and city. So I think I am saving about $300 by choosing a dealer in a lower tax city. I could save another $120 by driving all the way across town, but I'd probably spend at least half that much in gas.

Vehicle license and registration is based on age and presumably value of vehicle. My wife's new F-150 was $465 including $25 for the personalized plate.

Sticker on the 150 was $42k as I recall.

Since I still don't have a Bronco, I don't know what mine will be, but it ought to be around $320 on my base based on the sticker difference between a Base Bronco and an F-150 STX

Also live in AZ. I presume the OP is referring to the registration tax/fee. We do have those here, and a portion of that is deductible as a property tax. I think I paid over $800 for the first year, but that includes a customized plate. Year 2 will be $655. I believe all counties are the same here, but let me know. I may need to “move” if other counties don’t have the registration fee.

Edit - I see now the OP clarified this is in addition to license and registration. Ouch!

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