Cheapest way to register vehicle in CO?

I also thought it was Ritter that tried to go around Tabor.

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Originally Posted by Delfuego

This used to work, but not no more. They go of "taxable value" now.

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For property tax purposes, yes. But for local sales tax purposes they use the price paid.

I've heard that "some people" will put a $500 price on the title or BOS so as to pay less sales tax.

I, for one, would never dream of doing such a thing, since I am an honest citizen and righteously pay my taxes with a smile.

But I've heard others do it and I've heard it works.

Allegedly.

Not that I would know....

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Originally Posted by Lurch

Wouldn't it be easier to just borrow the car and pay for her sisters plates and put the car on your insurance? I would think if she wrote a letter stating that you are borrowing her car any police officer would be fine with that if you get pulled over.

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Originally Posted by sellersm

How can we put it on our insurance if we?re not the registered party?


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Have you ever actually had an insurance company ask you who a vehicle is registered to when you were buying insurance? I never have. The only thing they ask is "what is the VIN?" and "Is there a lien on the vehicle?" If there's no lien they don't care who it's registered to. Makes no difference.

So, if you know you're going to be giving the vehicle back, don't bother changing the registration at all. There's no law against borrowing someone else's car, even for an extended period of time. make sure you have up to date registration, proof of insurance and driver's license and you're good to go.

^ what he said. : )

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

Regardless my point still stands, it'll only get worse with the tax-and-spend party in charge.

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Politicians with taxes are like crackheads with crack...

Due to TABOR, they can't get tax increases passed, so Colorado is a "Fee Based Economy". It's not a tax, it's a fee ;)

Pretty sure they just look up the value on a spreadsheet now. I do work for a couple car dealerships and they said that ship sailed.

I called my insurance and they said, "sure, no problem, we'll insure it"! So, for now, situation resolved, I think...

Thanks, didn't think of this option at first, glad some of you suggested it!

Did you ask your insurance agent if the owner will be covered? Does your liability coverage extend to the owner of the car? The owner could still be sued if you have an accident driving a car that they own.