HELP! California Refused To Register My TRX

[JTR]

Tennessee just passed a new law that makes it prohibitively expensive for Californians to come. I believe it's a $20k per person fee. You might consider relocating elsewhere.

I was just about to say, I know a couple life long locals in Nashville that are looking to now move out of the metro area due to the population explosion and everything that comes along with it like bad traffic and left leaning ideologies. They tell me they blame it on east coast and Californians

 

[Eighty]

LOL is it true? a fee to relocate to tennessee?

Only applies to Californians.

 

[Guest3695]

Only applies to Californians.

Texas also has a fee, but only for Californians. It's $50k plus 6 months of intense deprogramming.

 

[Eighty]

Texas also has a fee, but only for Californians. It's $50k plus 6 months of intense deprogramming.

Have you seen this? Very smart, heading it off at the pass

 

[AnthonyRI]

I believe Vermont will let you register it there with an out of state address. Google it.

Vermont is also a CARB state.

 

[AnthonyRI]

I would go to a different DMV. All the TRX trucks are technically 50 state. Of it has Catalytic conveetors its 50 state.

Its literally a money grab from FCA for a sricker.
Find someone who does decals and have them print one if ita that big of an issue.

How is it a money-grab from FCA? The price is the same whether it is classified as CARB or FED. No $ attached to the item on the window sticker or build sheet.
If dealers in CARB states charge more, because they know they don't have to compete with the rest of the free world, then that's on them - but we all pay the same invoice price whether it is CARB or FED.

 

[Rockin98]

How is it a money-grab from FCA? The price is the same whether it is classified as CARB or FED. No $ attached to the item on the window sticker or build sheet.
If dealers in CARB states charge more, because they know they don't have to compete with the rest of the free world, then that's on them - but we all pay the same invoice price whether it is CARB or FED.

$1695 for CA emissions.

 

[-Ryan-]

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$1695 for CA emissions.

That's the destination fee. Not CA related.

 

[Ronin47]

im moving to Clovis Ca in 3.5 years from AZ. My truck sticker clearly says "not for sale in california" but ill have the 7500 miles by then!

That's like volunteering for a communist prison ......

 

[Boris]

Vermont is also a CARB state.

They use to be a loophole state but I believe they closed it.

 

[Ronin47]

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$1695 for CA emissions.

Ca emissions. 0. 0

 

[OneHump]

Reason 954,345,632 of why I left the People's Republic of California.

 

[Kurtis PBJ]

Just move out of California problem solved...

 

[IdahoKTM]

Tennessee just passed a new law that makes it prohibitively expensive for Californians to come. I believe it's a $20k per person fee. You might consider relocating elsewhere.

That's discrimination. He's welcome to move to Idaho. I have included a handy map, so he doesn't get lost.

 

[Eighty]

That's discrimination. He's welcome to move to Idaho. I have included a handy map, so he doesn't get lost.

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That's some funny shit right there

 

[OneHump]

That's discrimination. He's welcome to move to Idaho. I have included a handy map, so he doesn't get lost.

Just a PSA. Arizona is hot and terrible. Nobody from California should move here. I hear Texas is pretty good. Try that.

 

[TRX 911]

I think it’s time you move out from that hellhole named California

 

[AnthonyRI]

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$1695 for CA emissions.

Destination fee is the $1695. Now $1995 on 2024s anywho.

 

[@JC]

Just a PSA. Arizona is hot and terrible. Nobody from California should move here. I hear Texas is pretty good. Try that.

Hah, one of the reasons we moved out of Arizona was all the California aholes moving in by us.

 

[AnthonyRI]

Hah, one of the reasons we moved out of Arizona was all the California aholes moving in by us.

Oh this is great fun - reminds me of living in Charleston, SC and there were bumper stickers around that read "go back to ohio" and "Go Buckeyes! No, really, go!"

Disclaimer, nothing wrong with Ohio IMO