Registration for NE

Get ready for sticker shock my friend. I haven't lived in Nebraska for a few years but it will be much higher than what you are used to paying. I noted in your other thread that your boss is paying your moving expenses. See if she will cover your registration as well.

 

There is absolutely NO reason not to leave your cars registered in Oregon, with OR state plates. Then just drive them in NE (or wherever you move to) that way, until they expire. Then the wheel tax/etc will be less since the cars will be older at that point in time. I personally would do it no other way.

 

I will try to call tomorrow and find out.

As long as you keep your Oregon's DL, keep your OR plates.
You have to have proof of insurance if/when you go to register the car.

PS - plates alone on my 2008 Accord were $355.00 this year.

 

Well, I live acrosss the river, but here's some help. Got clicking around on the Douglas county treasurer website, and they got me to an estimator through the Nebraska DMV:

http://www.nebraska.gov/dmv_cgi/vte/cgi/dmv.cgi

No idea if it works, but you never know.

Here's the treasurers main page:

http://www.dctreasurer.org/

 

A 2005 355 is $875.00 - I called downtown.

 

That would be odd, since there were no 355's made in 2005...

 

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I was thinking the same thing...

 

Let me explain.

I called downtown, and I don't know 355's at all, so I asked the guy what a 2005 355 would run. (Yes, somewhere I missed that Blam had a 1999, or whatever)
Now I know why the tax guy could not find it on his computer...
Anyway, he looked up what a 2005 car that stickered for $80,000 would cost, and that is what he based his estimate on.
As I said, I don't know the 355 line at all, nor the costs, or years, my only interests are the 360-TR-512 lines.

I think we all can agree - it ain't gonna be cheap.

 

Nail on the head, my friend.

 

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Smart man, I'm glad you read my first statement.
Yes, front plates are required - but not heavily enforced.