It's when I see emails like this that I have to smile and think, "I'm sure glad my state isn't like this" I live in Oregon, where registration is $30 for TWO years, whether you own a barely running '74 junker, or a 2001 Plymouth Prowler, or whatever. It's not based on value, mileage, weight, or anything else. OKOK, my gloating is finished....... :) Mark mjh Subject: [FWDLK] NJ DMV Registration (only partially FL related) >This post is directed to members in NJ. Over the past 2 years I have >registered 3 cars in NJ. 2 out of 3 (a dodge caravan and a mercedes 190e) >are were already in the DMV computers and classified in the heaviest weight >class (Class 8). > >When I pointed out that this was incorrect DMV informed me that the >designation could not be changed unless I have the cars weighed and change >the registration and title (at a new fee) on both cars I was out of luck. >Since I needed both cars on the road I gave in and ended up paying 2x what >the registration cost should be on both cars. >I am going to d othis the next time the registration is up. > >I am now wondering if I am just unlucky or if there are hundreds or >even thousands of mis-classified vehicles out there. Is the NJ DMV >collecting excess fees and making it impossible for the average guy to >correct it. > >You may want to check you registrations to verify if your cars are >classified correctly. The difference is about $25 per year per per car, >better in you pocket than the state. >Scott >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > >
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