Nufotografuota pirma karta ""londone""/""maskvoje""" Greenwich (CT)
| Stebetojai | Rivitography |
| Nufotografuotas | Greenwich (CT), United States of America |
| Data | 2016-11-24 23:08 |
I found this 2016 Mercedes-Benz E 63 AMG S Estate S212 on Texas plates (tax evasion?) driving down Greenwich Avenue on 10/30/2016.
| Maksimalus greitis | 250 KM/H |
| Pagreitinimas 0-100 KM/H | 3.70 s |
| Galia | 585 HP |
| Sukimo momentas | 800 Nm @ 1750 RPM |
| Svoris | 1970 kg |
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jansolanellas - Prie 23:21
Great Saloon!! I don't know anything about taxes in US, I guess there are a few states without taxes. I'd love to know a little bit more, if it's possible :)
Rivitography - Prie 23:31
@jansolanellas Connecticut has property tax for cars which can be quite expensive if you have something like a Ferrari or anything else of that nature, so people register their cars in other states where property tax doesn't exist. The most common state is Montana. You can read more about that here: http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2013/02/exotic-cars-and-montana-plates/
Connecticut has their own form of tax evasion as well with the Classic Vehicle plates. Any car that was made during or before 1996 can be registered as a "classic" vehicle. This means that their cars are only taxable at $500.00. You see a lot of them nowadays put on old minivans and stuff so they avoid the high taxes.
jansolanellas - Prie 17:05
Oh! Thank you very much :) Now I understand why they do it. I just read all the Agent stuff, sounds good!
In my country only the cars made 25 years ago or more, they have no driving taxes and additional benefits.
