Registration Fee for Class A in your Home State

[inlyzbldcj]

Lol sucks 2 live in AZ n own an RV

[inlyzbldcj]

I assumed it would be about the same as a car I had no idea you be paying that much more!

[dkoldman]

Originally Posted by 16ACE27

Good thing you didn't live in Virginia when they started their inspection program: every 6 months (except I think new cars got a year).
Done by independent "certified" shops that always found an issue that needed correcting (like the headlights needed aiming) which was an additional, separate cost. 6 months later the same headlights needed aiming.

Florida had an annual inspection program decades ago done by state workers in state facilities but In 1981, then-Gov. Bob Graham and the Legislature halted motor vehicle inspections after complaints about long lines at state-run inspection stations.

I knew I could never live in Virgina when I saw the signs saying Radar Detectors were NOT allowed. Without my radar detector, how would I know when to slow down: so I wouldn't be speeding

Of course I don't use radar detectors anymore in favor of Waze, but it would not surprise me one bit if using the Waze App was illegal in Virginia too.

If it were me (for Texas), If vehicle is less than 7 years old, you should be able to renew every year with no inspection required. After 7 years, owner has option to pay 1, 2 or 3 years based on a current approved inspection.

[ducksface]

Some of my vehicles register every fourth year.