Unique Performance seized today!!!!!

[quick-bowtie]

In Minnesota I could go pay 10 million or what ever dollar amount I wanted and when I go register the car its just a flat rate as long as you register it as a collector car. Just a little of $100 buck with the new plates.

[JRSully]

It seems to me that 'Ol Shel should stop whoring himself out to everybody who has some kind of concept for a Mustang or Cobra. Just my .02

[Hylton]

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In Minnesota I could go pay 10 million or what ever dollar amount I wanted and when I go register the car its just a flat rate as long as you register it as a collector car. Just a little of $100 buck with the new plates.

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Do you not pay state tax on old collector cars?

[agtw31]

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the real story here is about the people who have spent 10's and 100's of thousands on cars which they will never receive.

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i can't feel bad for somebody that should have known better than to give up that kind of cash and get nothing in return but a promise.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

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the real story here is about the people who have spent 10's and 100's of thousands on cars which they will never receive.

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i can't feel bad for somebody that should have known better than to give up that kind of cash and get nothing in return but a promise.

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Sounds like the Hennessey Viper debacle.

[Stefano]

What happened with that?

[427king]

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In Minnesota I could go pay 10 million or what ever dollar amount I wanted and when I go register the car its just a flat rate as long as you register it as a collector car. Just a little of $100 buck with the new plates

[/ QUOTE ] I cant imagine a state that would only collect 100$ sales tax on a car you spent 10M on because it was an antique[that is unless you shoiw them a 5000.00 bill of sale on a 30 mile hemi cuda convertible,because they dont know its a 6 cyl or a 5M car]?? I do know the property tax would only be a minimum amount if you get antique plates on it. But not as far as sales tax goes. That is unless Minnesota is the only State that allows that.

[COPO]

In GA there is no sales tax on any used car regardless of the year or the amount you paid, but only if purchased from a private individual. So a $2 million '71 Hemi Cuda Covertible wouldn't cost a dime in sales tax if purchased from a private individual. If you buy from either an in state, or out of state dealer, then you pay 7% of the purchase price. Collector cars are taxed about $20 per year for proerty tax purposes.

[lowmile]

King, There isn't any sales tax on vehicles sold in Georgia as long as it's between individuals. Mark

[quick-bowtie]

Thats the way minnesota is.. if you register a car as a collector Its a flat rate.. I believe it is $99 plus the plates and transfer fee.. it usually comes out to around $125 give or take a dollar or 2. Thats it!

I still remember when I transfered my 60 Mile Hemi Cuda the DMV ladies Jaw Dropped when she asked the purchase price. Still was only just over $100 bucks.

$1 or $10000000000 is all the same.

Doesnt Oregon have no sales tax on collector cars? I thought I heard something about guys from surrounding states getting p.o. box there just to get around sales tax. This was a few years back though.