How much does Utah charge for initial registration of a new Quad? How much per year? I am condierring registering out of state, to save money.

 

My registration fee for my V was $55.00, Utah sucks for registration fees [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

Is that every year, or was that your first for the V? I know that registering a truck is MUCH cheaper in Utah.

 

How much for your other quads?

 

I thought it was $40 for all ATVs. There's also property tax to pay. I usually have to fork over ~$250 every April for 2 quads.

 

Wow! Is that the norm? If that's the case, it may be cheaper to do it here, In Cali. Allright California guys, let me hear form you too![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

That was the first time for the V, It seems like my Scrambler was around $45 last year [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img] I think?

 

Ahhh, quit your belly achin' already!

Personally, I would not mind paying those kind of atv registration/property tax fees that you guys have in Calif. and Utah if my state owned/maintained some great riding areas for quads to ride on...(I assume that at least some of the wonderful ridiing areas in Calif. and Utah that I've read about in the atv magazines are on government-owned land - But please correct me if I'm wrong here!)

Here in TX, we don't have high atv registration fees and we have absolutely no property tax on atvs....but the downside is that there are VERY FEW good riding areas in TX that are on government-owned land. Except for the sand dunes in Kermit, TX and many Tx rivers which are shallow enough to ride in, almost all of the good quad riding areas in Tx are located on private land (some of which are open to the public for a fee, of course). To make matters worse, Tx just passed a new law that will ban all ATVs, Jeeps, etc. from most Texas rivers as of 1/1/04.

I'm not trying to be a smart aleck here... I just hope you fellas in Calif. and Utah will reconsider the "high" cost of owning a quad in your respective state b/c the alternative (living in a state with cheap fees like TX) is not always a good bargain when you consider the available riding areas that are government-owned.

 

Just think, with the money you saved in property tax/registration fees you can travel to and enjoy all these wonderful state owned/maintained riding areas[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

$27 a year for my 01, Mojave in Ca. The fees prolly depend on what county yer in .I'm in Sanbernardino county.