When I was in the military I got pulled over in Tennessee with a WRX that was purchased in Nebraska, registered in Kansas, and had a Texas drivers license.
I see all these comments saying, "nothing seems rich about avoiding taxes" but the reason why they are rich is because they know the systems like this guy explained for multiple things, like houses, businesses etc...
@@kurtgarcia7079 Seriously. Theres nothing wrong with paying less taxes LEGALLY. And besides, the taxes on the rich dont make up a significant portion of the governments income. Since, mathmatically, the top 1% only make up 1% of the population. Who knew.
Nah if you wanna look rich register it in abu dhabi, paint it gold, bring it on vacation with you, and then act like a pompus dick everytime a U.S. cop understandably pulls you over for not having U.S. plates.
Another more practical reason for registering your plates in Montana is after 10 years, you can get permanent tags. So you will never have to go through emission or plate renewal again, as long as you own the car.
Man I feel that in America is much is easier to be a car guy, I live in Europe and there are so many regulations, it costs a lot to have a car and you are not allowed to modify it. This sucks.
Kinda like that here, except normally the cops don't know any better/don't care enough to do anything. Not everywhere in the States is like this, sadly
A lot of things are like this here....unfortunately things are becoming more regulated as there are a growing number of people that are trying to make the US look a lot more like Europe.
South Carolina is also great too because even if you pay for a Bugatti, the most sales tax the DMV can charge you is 10% up to $300, so if you bought a 3 million dollar car you only have to pay $300 maximum, and there is no emissions testing. The only thing you have to worry about is Insurance, which in this state is relatively cheap. Edit: Reading the comments, South Carolina also doesn't require a front plate, just rear plates. Also no state inspection
Yeah it's great here. There are kinda noise regulations but cops dont care about that unless you are redlining your car in the police station parking lot.
Another I’ve heard you can skirt emissions is if you have a trusted family member who lives in a state with no emissions, have both your names on the title. Then register it in that state but drive it where you live. I’ve certainly never done this myself but I’ve heard it works well.
Most of Texas doesn't do emissions either (only the counties in the metro areas). All vehicles have to go through a safety inspection though. Things like required lighting, horn, brakes, parking brake, tire tread.
Washington State doesn't have emissions test, but do have safety inspection. Had to on no title 2002 Ford Taurus, clean, low miles for $2000 Phenomenal deal 👍
Imagine buying a car, giving the government money because you wanted the car, then having to give the government more money yearly for a sticker to drive the car you already gave them money to own, on roads you already paid for. Oh, and don't forget the money you have to give them every year or two just so that YOU are allowed behind the wheel of the car you gave money to buy, money to drive yearly, and money for the roads you're on.
@@nicvic2323 Yeah the left are the worst ones, but honestly both parties suck. Why can't gay married couples protect their marijuana farms and modified cars with unregistered machine guns and suppressors?
You don't have to be asked to say something, you just say your opinion, and it's just opinion, so both of you are literally in the wrong here, if CrimsonNite were to not response with an "insult" then Daithi would be the only person that should just shove it up and shut up about it.
Yeah but it does't matter what state is on the plate... If you're in a state that requires fronts, you need fronts. Period. Edit: Except this comment itself is wrong because my experience with it is weird and some people got butt hurt so my b
Texans come up to Oklahoma for this. It's rare but it'll let Exotics and classic/higher muscle cars get away from getting drilled in the front for the double Texan tag.
Mr Elk to avoid taxes and pay cheaper ones. Many super car, and hyper car owners have done this for years. Vin wiki on there TH-cam channel said it before.
do you think its an accident that some of the nicest places to live with documented highest levels of satisfaction are also high tax regions like finland, denmark and sweden? Tax pays for roads, healthcare, unemployment support, family benefits. I can walk into a pharmacy and buy a course of antibiotics for under $10. Let me know how that would go for an uninsured or under-insured american.
@@SirSpinalColumn if your a smart uninsured american you go to the pet store and get the same antibiotics for about 20 bucks more or less but I get what your saying
Uncle Sam has been taking from the American people while the corrupt big wigs in office continue to get rich. If there is a loophole that allows you to kick them in the teeth every once in awhile, why not use it?
You don't have a damn clue what patriotism is. The founding fathers REVOLTED over TEA. They would be rolling over in their graves if they knew how much the us government sucks it's citizens dry with taxes
Former Montana resident here. I can confirm that there's no state inspection and sales tax. All you have to do is to go to the county treasurer's office with proof of insurance. In addition, if your light vehicle is 11 years or older, you can register a permanent registration. Edit: also, back in the 90s, Montana had no speed limit. They used to have signs that say "reasonable and prudent speed". Edit2: also nice easter egg on the thumbnail license plate! 406 is the only area code in Montana.
Usually you dont even have to go that far. For instance where I live (tucson) you have to pass emissions but if you go literally 10 minutes down the road outside the city you no longer have to pass any emissions. Its the same in most rural areas. It would be illegal to claim an address that isnt yours but you could do the same LLC method in the video.
"Skirting" isn't a thing under the Full Faith and Credit clause of the US Constitution. States compete, you take the best deal. Every major corporation is headquartered in Delaware because they have the best court system.
Baba Ganush I remember reading something about a street in Delaware that has over 250,000 companies which is not even physically possible. This happens because pretty much all of these companies are shell companies (only real in paper).
Wait guys I have an actual question does Mexico like even have cops out looking for racers ik Mexico’s a code name but it seems like Mexico’s laws are kinda free and up to you
Ugh I forgot my name I’m from Mexico, Mexico doesn’t have a police force, they have soldiers and a military, most of them are carrying machine guns and will not hesitate to shoot if you do anything out of the order, you’d basically get chased and shot down if you were to race in a public area
I remember working for a Porsche specialty/speed shop here in VA,and we had a certain customer that had well over 20 cars registered in Montana😂 miss that old man
I lived in Massachusetts a few years back. I have a 29-foot travel trailer that I used to keep at a friends house in Vermont. When my friends couldn't keep the trailer there any more, I moved my trailer to my daughter's house in New Hampshire and started staying there on the weekends to help her out since she's disabled. I then changed my mailing address to her house, got NH plates, and then notified my insurance company of the move. I was amazed that my insurance in NH is only a third of MA. I still live in the rented room during the week but go to my daughters house on the weekends. And since I'm a contractor living over 100 miles from where I work, I can pull per diem and make some serious money.
@@MrGembelo their are but VERY few they were mostly imported when the gov did not care about the import policies but now only cars 3 year old can be imported that means that in 2019 i can only import cars from 2016 to 19
You've got to remember a lot of states have differing emissions in each county like here in the south the rural counties don't do emissions tests but the counties around the bigger cities do. So just saying you may not have to leave your state just register in a place that doesn't require testing.
Not to mention, you either have to tell your insurance company that the car is driven, stored, and parked almost exclusively in your state but has Montana plates in the name of a sham LLC (good luck getting insurance!) or lie on your application and hope you never have to make a claim (because it *will* get denied if they get even a whiff of a falsified application)...
In Mexico we have the same situation, if you have the opportunity to travel to Mexico pr watch videos of cars in Mexico, pay attention and you will see the luxury cars like Audi, BMW’s, Mercedes and super cars like Porsche, Ferrarari, Lamborguini, etc. Have plates from determined states: Morelos, Puebla and Tlaxcala. And you see their plates in places far away from theses states, but this is specially common in Mexico City, where the car taxes and fees are the highest of all the country.
Wealthy people who worked their asses off to get there know how to spend their money wiser than the govt. So why would you freely give it to them if you don't have to? I'd rather give that 300k to a charity of my choice than the govt who are proven to be constantly fiscally irresponsible.
@@crzyruskie86 Wealthy people who worked their asses off to get there are rare. Most inherited it, were born into rich families or are crooks. Best predictor of a person income is their parents income.
3:39 - When you "tag that car in vegas", make sure you're in Vega, and not say... Flagstaff, AZ, Phoenix, AZ, or Albuquerque, NM. (Hint: It's a bit higher up on the map.)
Dear 🍩, thanks for just reminding me of how rich people skirt laws. Now I'll take my broke self back to depressionsville. Peace and keep up the good vids
It should be instructive on why people shouldn't vote in laws that end up only applying to the "little people", not the wealthy or politicians. If everyone just left each other alone instead of busy bodying the world would be a much better place.
It's not just "rich people." Anyone can do it if you live in an area with unreasonably high taxes. It's even easier if you live in a military town because almost everyone has an out of state tag so "Johnny Law" doesn't bat an eye at a car tagged in Oklahoma that's frequently driving around in central Kansas. I may or may not have done this as a form of protest for our local 10% sales tax on ALL purchases including vehicles. Sorry Government, but I'm not paying $2300 in taxes +$400 in registration fees on my modest used vehicle, plus the outrageous $300 annual property tax/renewal fees on that same vehicle. I paid only $970 for EVERYTHING in a neighboring state, & my annual renewal is only $80. I pay that same amount to tag my 1990 Jeep in my home state.. The major takeaway from this video should be taxes suck, and we pay the Gov WAY too much of our hard earned dough, & get nothing, but hassled in return.
As a proud resident of Billings, Montana I do occasionally rubberneck at the few super cars we see here, there is a rare Ferrari going down King Ave but it happens
In Virginia, particularly in Northern Virginia, they have cracked down on people who don't register their cars in the state. It is actually illegal here and can get a person in trouble for tax evasion.
@@Mr.BigChest I'm honestly not sure how this even works in Northern VA. Between the military bases and the Pentagon/Mark Center we have a ton of military people who legally have of state plates. I'm guessing they mostly leave you alone until you get in an accident or get pulled over for something else.
@@mattnorman5241 it really is the worst state I have ever lived in. I'm from Washington State and went to school in Arizona. If the income tax doesn't get you, the extra silly safety inspections and personal property tax will. I've been here 10 years and have wanted to leave every single day of that.
I love how at the end of the video, Nolan says he'd do the import thing on the Alpine A110 - that's literally my favorite line of European cars, and I was thinking about how expensive it would be to import one while he was talking about it.
In germany its 19% and we have to pay besides that even more normal taxes , but the government spends the money for factory’s for the industry and science If you earn 4500€ you have to pay 869 € taxes and 894 € for social insurance , which are 2.737 € , but the car insurances, food , internet , water , heating, television , are not included , and if you earn a lot the government will take even more up to 45% of you income :)
Here in Mexico we have our Montana equivalent, It's called Morelos. Its super common to see supercars or Luxury cars with Morelos plates since Morelos does not have any taxes on cars (Tenencia Vehicular) also they dont have any Emissions Testing and no restrictions to drive the cars (Like in Mexico City)
@@kgkbuugj I ment the rate, sure, more people would commit suicide in california, but thats because its a big state, but Montana is tiny, 250 a year is more then car crash deaths, because here we get about 150 deaths in car crashes
@@theman3343 I am next week. Florida I go. You get in more trouble falsifying what state the car is registered in anyways, and it ain't even for illegal imports. I've seen people do it for as simple as cat deletes all the way to engine swaps. Don't matter to me anymore anyways, the car is coming with me to my place in West Palm Beach, at least there I can straight pipe to all hell and back
Insurance agent here, a lot of companies will not insurance vehicles that are in different states other than the registered state. Companies have caught onto this and it poses a huge risk. Good luck!
As a life agent studying for P&C right now, I can say that's illegal for an insurer to refuse to pay claims because a car is driven in another state. The only exceptions would be if a shell company is used to make it look like a company car (New Hampshire company car driven in CA is obviously not driven for company use -> no claim paid). Otherwise, a company policy on a car for company use WOULD be paid out even if driven in another state. Personal policies will pay the minimum of rates in the state the issue occurred, maximum of whatever coverage was purchased, at no additional cost. Also it is illegal to falsify your address and say you live in another state. Since you have to update your address, the insurer will always know where you live; however, purchasing insurance from a New Hampshire company and providing your CA address is entirely legal. It is up to the pools these insurers belong to consider geographics & determine your final rates.
Yes it does. Tagging your vehicle in your state entitles you to the use of its network, services and other infrastructure. You’re not entitled to use these improvements simply because you live where you do. Registration is the ticket that drivers pay to access the improvements.
@@UncleSam077 the ones that feel entitled are the state administrators that take a huge portion of money and use it for other things other than roads. If they can game the system then why cant we?.
In europe for doing what americans seem to call „going to mexico“ with in our countries definately non street legal cars we sometimes get short time lisence plates from a country in south east europe which is in the EU thus making the lisence plate legal in all the EU. They don’t ask questions about the car and most importantly they don’t keep your name written anywhere. Just a small fee
Bizmee he thinks the money would be going to fix roads when in reality it's going to the democrats stupid high speed rail project. I wouldn't be surprised if he was one of the morons that voted NOT to repeal the gas tax.
@@nnoir at what cost? The bullet train is way out of the states budget, they should instead focus on repairing old dams and building new water storage for its huge agriculture. And it's just one of many problems in CA that they need to address first. This state reminds me of a spoiled kid that never grows up.
I think there's some states that don't require insurance as long as you can prove financial responsibility, also some insurance companies will insure on the vin number if it has no title. Like sometimes you might see a car with not for hire written on the plate, and no I'm not talking about taxi cabs! :) but that's a whole new rabbit hole to go down.
Register it in Bulgaria ...taxes and insurance cost peanuts !!! If you are resident in Denmark , do not register it on your name (because after 6 months you will have to register it in Denmark) but on you brand new Bulgarian company that costs you 200 euros ...since you have a Bulgarian company , you can also purchase a vacation home for 10.000 euros in a village close to a national park and relax on your very affordable house and luxury car drinking local wine and tasting local delicates including a nice girlfriend who will cook for you real food and treat you like a real man as long as you trat her like a real woman !
@@Riloo But only Bulgaria , Romania , Greece and Croatia are in E.U. ...Greece and Croatia have too much taxes and Romania have bigger taxes for bigger engines . So Bulgaria is the cheapest in E.U. You need an E.U. member car plates and even so your car plates needs to be registered on a non Danish entity in order for "Skad" (Danish God like car related anything )not to take your car ...also from time to time you have to go to Germany or Sweden put some gas , keep the receipt and if Danish nazzi police stopes you , you just say that the owner of the car lives in that city where you put the gas and show them the receipt. Also it is a good ideea to have a notarial paper work that shows that you are entitled to drive that car ! Danish laws are strange !!!
When I moved from FL to CA I left my FL tags on and registered via my mom's house until I got caught 4 years later. Going from $100/year to $500 was a bit of a sadness.
Only? I would get that change going from Skagit county to Snohomish due to the rip-off RTA tax scam. Then again who pays for more charging stations not EV's ! Non-EV pay a tax to add EV stations, all of government is a scam.
On the same thread alot of people converting school buses into RVs register as an RV in Vermont (because no inspection requirement) then transfer the RV title to their home state bypassing all the hurdles required to become an RV in most states *cough* California *cough*
3:56 You forgot one: If you own an off road modified vehicle or non-emissions test compliant vehicle (13 counties, not statewide) in Georgia, you can tag it in Tennessee or Florida.
In Iowa you see a lot of out of South Dakota plates bc their dot’s seem to be less strict. There’s a lot of 2stroke dirtbikes and straight track dirtbikes with headlights and taillights
When I was in the military I got pulled over in Tennessee with a WRX that was purchased in Nebraska, registered in Kansas, and had a Texas drivers license.
Rally Monster sounds about right and perfectly legal
Same WRX Texas plates Arizona drivers license and pull over in California. USAF
Once got pulled over in Minnesota with Washington ID and Alaska plates. Cop was not happy about it for some reason.
Pulled over In PA with a VA license and a NJ tagged S10 doing 108 MPH... the Trooper was pissed to say the least!
Guess I'm in for a wild ride if I get pulled over then. I am now in Washington driving a car registered in Minnesota with a Florida drivers licence
*Sees a Pontiac Aztek with Montana plates* “must be a rich guy”
I'll have a beige one and get a second degree, but this time in Chemistry!
I'll be a rich guy soon. KEK
Good point
@StringerNews1 indeed
@StringerNews1 wanted to write this lol
Must have a Bugatti engine
Mines registered in montana cus i live there
Jacob Schaack sammee
Jacob Schaack same
People in Montana have internet reception? 🤯
Same
Its "mine" and not "mines"
I see all these comments saying, "nothing seems rich about avoiding taxes" but the reason why they are rich is because they know the systems like this guy explained for multiple things, like houses, businesses etc...
@Art Thou Dull that's what I was trying to explain
@Vee Cee I'm a little person :,,,(
@Vee Cee usually children dont have to pay taxes
I'm not mad at them for dodging taxes. I'm just wanting to know their secret.
@@kurtgarcia7079 Seriously. Theres nothing wrong with paying less taxes LEGALLY. And besides, the taxes on the rich dont make up a significant portion of the governments income. Since, mathmatically, the top 1% only make up 1% of the population. Who knew.
So if you wanna look rich get it registered in California
not really nobody care.... and most owner do this if they want to own their car fr long tie...
Not at all, every millionaire that earned is own money would save that 300K
Nah if you wanna look rich register it in abu dhabi, paint it gold, bring it on vacation with you, and then act like a pompus dick everytime a U.S. cop understandably pulls you over for not having U.S. plates.
@@Flynn_Stones 8
AMEN!
*Answer:* No Sales tax and physical inspection required. Your welcome.
Thanks
The hero YT needs!
You’re * welcome 🤣
Juan Rosas no thanks.
Not to mention car insurance. I work for a car insurance company and those states have cheap af insurance
Another more practical reason for registering your plates in Montana is after 10 years, you can get permanent tags. So you will never have to go through emission or plate renewal again, as long as you own the car.
Since most Tesla's stop working within 10 years.
Man I feel that in America is much is easier to be a car guy, I live in Europe and there are so many regulations, it costs a lot to have a car and you are not allowed to modify it. This sucks.
Kinda like that here, except normally the cops don't know any better/don't care enough to do anything. Not everywhere in the States is like this, sadly
A lot of things are like this here....unfortunately things are becoming more regulated as there are a growing number of people that are trying to make the US look a lot more like Europe.
Italy is one of the worst...
Yeah it's so sad 😔
Nope, the easiest country to be a car guy is New Zealand.
Me: *sees Prius with Montana plate*
"Oh that's just a rich guy"
rich people tend to drive regular cars. at least rich people with brains.
Nah just me from Montana
Rich practical people drive Priuses and poor people drive fancy cars....save money on gas
@@aliali-ce3yf jokes on you I will buy a G wagon and I will live there
South Carolina is also great too because even if you pay for a Bugatti, the most sales tax the DMV can charge you is 10% up to $300, so if you bought a 3 million dollar car you only have to pay $300 maximum, and there is no emissions testing. The only thing you have to worry about is Insurance, which in this state is relatively cheap.
Edit: Reading the comments, South Carolina also doesn't require a front plate, just rear plates. Also no state inspection
No inspection, either
Yeah it's great here. There are kinda noise regulations but cops dont care about that unless you are redlining your car in the police station parking lot.
But the roads suck here..lol
Aight
I was about to say this since I live in south Carolina lmao super cheap and easy to Register cars
“We’re phsyched for syke’s bikes”
Another I’ve heard you can skirt emissions is if you have a trusted family member who lives in a state with no emissions, have both your names on the title. Then register it in that state but drive it where you live. I’ve certainly never done this myself but I’ve heard it works well.
Most states no longer have inspections anymore. Only fascist (look up the definition, dummy) governments like California still require them.
I love the fact that here in montana they dont check for emissions so like you can drive whatever you want
Most of Texas doesn't do emissions either (only the counties in the metro areas). All vehicles have to go through a safety inspection though. Things like required lighting, horn, brakes, parking brake, tire tread.
Alabama does the same. We don't have any kind of emissions or inspections.
Washington State doesn't have emissions test, but do have safety inspection.
Had to on no title 2002 Ford Taurus, clean, low miles for $2000
Phenomenal deal 👍
@@zapityzapzap What's funny, is that is probably the most needed inspection in Cali, but it doesn't exist. SMDH.
@@psedog yeah, in CA we should have safety and no emissions testing.
Imagine buying a car, giving the government money because you wanted the car, then having to give the government more money yearly for a sticker to drive the car you already gave them money to own, on roads you already paid for.
Oh, and don't forget the money you have to give them every year or two just so that YOU are allowed behind the wheel of the car you gave money to buy, money to drive yearly, and money for the roads you're on.
Vee Cee China owns the US period lmao
Well that exact thing happens in Mexico...
oh and dont forget seeing the same potholes and shit roads year after year. you missed that part
This is why you should never vote Democrat
@@nicvic2323 Yeah the left are the worst ones, but honestly both parties suck. Why can't gay married couples protect their marijuana farms and modified cars with unregistered machine guns and suppressors?
Always buy ebooks and digital purchases as a Montana address. Save 7%
How if I don't have one?
Nerd. Who reads. Catch me on my 4d holographic leap-pad.
But it's going to ship to Montana if I dont live there
AK45GUY - Lol, I hope you're joking🤭.
@@__-pl3jg No I'm not
Everything is illegal in California lol
kbdw (hot smog) 🤫 don’t tell
There’s always loop holes.
One of the many reasons it's becoming a 3rd world banana government that can't even keep feces off the streets of it's major cities.
Weed isn't.
even the American flag
Me: Ok so if I even can afford a sport car I’ll buy it in Montana
Also me: I don’t even live in the us
CrimsonNite danm, that’s crazy but I don’t remember fucking asking
Daithi now that’s funny
CrimsonNite Hey, what can I expext but a toxic dude from a guy who can't even spell night in his name right
Damn chill guys
You don't have to be asked to say something, you just say your opinion, and it's just opinion, so both of you are literally in the wrong here, if CrimsonNite were to not response with an "insult" then Daithi would be the only person that should just shove it up and shut up about it.
"What does a rich person use the extra 315,000 on?"
Jee idk maybe they can put it towards the insurance on that same car :)
Maybe a big fart can and a bigger rear wing 😂
Some tighty Walter Whities and a roof pizza
@@MrTheHillfolk Imagine if a fart can costed that much lmao
Them civics would think they're rich
Them bugatti tyres and a bomb exhaust, some ching ching new rims, a body kit for a lambo and a lambo 😂
I drive a used Camry, $800 a year.
Other reason is some states require only the rear license plate.
And Front window tint
@Patrick White if you ever used those mounts you know they suck
@Patrick White if you really like your car, you wanna your front bumper free
Yeah but it does't matter what state is on the plate... If you're in a state that requires fronts, you need fronts. Period.
Edit: Except this comment itself is wrong because my experience with it is weird and some people got butt hurt so my b
Texans come up to Oklahoma for this. It's rare but it'll let Exotics and classic/higher muscle cars get away from getting drilled in the front for the double Texan tag.
“Why everyone is registering there cars in Montana”
*sweats nervously in Pennsylvanian* uh no
Mr Elk to avoid taxes and pay cheaper ones. Many super car, and hyper car owners have done this for years. Vin wiki on there TH-cam channel said it before.
rolon96 2810 you obviously didn’t get the joke 😂
You should read rural Pennsylvania vehicle laws though.
Do you have to go in person all the way to the other state to dmv or is there a way you could register the car online
Wait....what about pennsy?
You definitely need to look at the license plate of a super car, to determine that the owner may be rich
If he owns a super car he is rich
@@stiiizyking9732 no shit
@@stiiizyking9732 wooooosh
@@charlieyeti3800 This ain't reddit stfu
Yeah, that's the clue. Nothing else would let you know a Lamborghini owner has too much money.
Skirting taxes and government imposed fees is your duty as an american.
you should tell that to all millionaires and billionaires
do you think its an accident that some of the nicest places to live with documented highest levels of satisfaction are also high tax regions like finland, denmark and sweden? Tax pays for roads, healthcare, unemployment support, family benefits. I can walk into a pharmacy and buy a course of antibiotics for under $10. Let me know how that would go for an uninsured or under-insured american.
D R America is shit
@@SirSpinalColumn if your a smart uninsured american you go to the pet store and get the same antibiotics for about 20 bucks more or less but I get what your saying
@@SirSpinalColumn you forgot Norway which has been highest on that list for several years :)
I’ll say it for you: skirting taxes is the most patriotic thing you can do.
Uncle Sam has been taking from the American people while the corrupt big wigs in office continue to get rich. If there is a loophole that allows you to kick them in the teeth every once in awhile, why not use it?
You don't have a damn clue what patriotism is. The founding fathers REVOLTED over TEA. They would be rolling over in their graves if they knew how much the us government sucks it's citizens dry with taxes
Shannon exactly
Abolishing the IRS would be even more patriotic
TheLaneSplitter MC the federal reserve is the boss level
so its a major flex to see a supercar in cali with actual cali plates. *noted
Former Montana resident here. I can confirm that there's no state inspection and sales tax. All you have to do is to go to the county treasurer's office with proof of insurance. In addition, if your light vehicle is 11 years or older, you can register a permanent registration.
Edit: also, back in the 90s, Montana had no speed limit. They used to have signs that say "reasonable and prudent speed".
Edit2: also nice easter egg on the thumbnail license plate! 406 is the only area code in Montana.
Finally a scam in our direction.
Guess I’m moving to Montana so I can let my little 97 Tacoma back fire everywhere
Usually you dont even have to go that far. For instance where I live (tucson) you have to pass emissions but if you go literally 10 minutes down the road outside the city you no longer have to pass any emissions. Its the same in most rural areas. It would be illegal to claim an address that isnt yours but you could do the same LLC method in the video.
Don't start forest fires
Nah, just get it registered there.
Dont come to many bears
@@jasoncampbell4113 mate, bears are
Montana is very underrated in the mainstream and I love living here
Shhhhhh, we dont want people moving from California to Montana.
Mjölnir Odinson might move there just to plate my car
@Ricochet Haha very true! I hear North Dakota is nice..
@@michaelcarlson2245 I'm not sure if that's a joke but yes it is
Montana is amazing has a little bit of everything. But lwts not tell people that we dont need more city slicers
I felt a pang in my soul while that R33 was getting canned. :-(
Oh please don't say that isn't fair to destroy R33 like it was part of gang off street racers.
Lilliana Pacheco civics are better anyways lol
@@mmmmmmmmm2451 your opinion doesn't count, you like fortnite
@@robertmartinez6953 I have civic I hate fortnite. But then again I'm boomer with boomer civic so it's ungay
Robert Martinez lol angry 😤 😂 jealous much lol civics are faster than your stock r33 😆
That little spec of dirt on the driving camera lens is setting off my OCD
Patrick Lloyd Speck, not spec
that typo probably is too
...that’s not OCD. Just an annoyance.
That’s not OCD my guy
I'm medically diagnosed with severe ocd and I didn't even notice it lmao
"Skirting" isn't a thing under the Full Faith and Credit clause of the US Constitution. States compete, you take the best deal.
Every major corporation is headquartered in Delaware because they have the best court system.
Baba Ganush I remember reading something about a street in Delaware that has over 250,000 companies which is not even physically possible. This happens because pretty much all of these companies are shell companies (only real in paper).
But even if your corporation is headquartered in Delaware, they still have to pay taxes in the states in which they operate.
Next video: Why is everyone racing in mexico
Edit: only few understood... #1320 🤐
Yeah I didn't realize Mexico had such great roads and their speed limits are posted in MPH not KPH.
😂😂😂
MrJinks112233 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wait guys I have an actual question does Mexico like even have cops out looking for racers ik Mexico’s a code name but it seems like Mexico’s laws are kinda free and up to you
Ugh I forgot my name I’m from Mexico, Mexico doesn’t have a police force, they have soldiers and a military, most of them are carrying machine guns and will not hesitate to shoot if you do anything out of the order, you’d basically get chased and shot down if you were to race in a public area
I remember working for a Porsche specialty/speed shop here in VA,and we had a certain customer that had well over 20 cars registered in Montana😂 miss that old man
The problem with a Porsche is the ticket you will get for doing 170 MPH will cost almost as much as the car.
So is that the way not to pay the 4.5% car property tax in VA ?????!?!?
I lived in Massachusetts a few years back. I have a 29-foot travel trailer that I used to keep at a friends house in Vermont. When my friends couldn't keep the trailer there any more, I moved my trailer to my daughter's house in New Hampshire and started staying there on the weekends to help her out since she's disabled. I then changed my mailing address to her house, got NH plates, and then notified my insurance company of the move. I was amazed that my insurance in NH is only a third of MA. I still live in the rented room during the week but go to my daughters house on the weekends. And since I'm a contractor living over 100 miles from where I work, I can pull per diem and make some serious money.
Montana basically said, "Learn this one simple trick that insurance companies HATE"
Literally all of the cars on donut media are not sold in my country :(
What country,
@@hackdeez1075 Pakistan
@@hackdeez1075 I'm in Turkey, same here and also we can't import cars too :(
Really? There's no skyline in Pakistan? I surprised about that fact
@@MrGembelo their are but VERY few they were mostly imported when the gov did not care about the import policies but now only cars 3 year old can be imported that means that in 2019 i can only import cars from 2016 to 19
Being British, I was incredibly confused about the $60,000 price tag on the defender 110, because over here we can get a good one for under £10,000
Honestly you could save on shipping fees by buying from the UK Virgin islands
except you are no longer a EU country, probably 1,000,000 pounds now that your economy went into the Trump dump.
@@toriless prices here start at £3,500 currently, though they do rise to some pretty astounding figures, around £300k for a 6x6 with an LS2 V8 in it
6:00 I literally cried 😭😭😡
It had an Ohio license plate..
Because Montana is as the song “Montana” says it’s heaven I love and miss montana
You've got to remember a lot of states have differing emissions in each county like here in the south the rural counties don't do emissions tests but the counties around the bigger cities do. So just saying you may not have to leave your state just register in a place that doesn't require testing.
"You boys like Mexico!!" 🤣
5:58 man, that even hurts in my soul or where it use to be one...
@@L00PdeL00P I know right. It would be less painful than SMASHING IT WITH FREAKING CLAWS
Montana also has some of the highest insurance premiums in the country.
Not to mention, you either have to tell your insurance company that the car is driven, stored, and parked almost exclusively in your state but has Montana plates in the name of a sham LLC (good luck getting insurance!) or lie on your application and hope you never have to make a claim (because it *will* get denied if they get even a whiff of a falsified application)...
6:00 MY HEART 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
"Buy toilet paper"
It's almost like you knew covid was going to happen HMMMMM
Hahhahahahaha
In Mexico we have the same situation, if you have the opportunity to travel to Mexico pr watch videos of cars in Mexico, pay attention and you will see the luxury cars like Audi, BMW’s, Mercedes and super cars like Porsche, Ferrarari, Lamborguini, etc. Have plates from determined states: Morelos, Puebla and Tlaxcala. And you see their plates in places far away from theses states, but this is specially common in Mexico City, where the car taxes and fees are the highest of all the country.
Nothing screams rich like avoiding taxes
Wealthy people who worked their asses off to get there know how to spend their money wiser than the govt. So why would you freely give it to them if you don't have to? I'd rather give that 300k to a charity of my choice than the govt who are proven to be constantly fiscally irresponsible.
In the thread: people that don't understand how public debt or taxes are supposed to work
Taxes don't finance government spending. Deficits are good not bad, the government can't owe itself money just like you can't owe yourself money.
@@crzyruskie86 Wealthy people who worked their asses off to get there are rare. Most inherited it, were born into rich families or are crooks. Best predictor of a person income is their parents income.
anyone who doesn't avoid taxes (legally) is a fool
"...Tag it in Vegas"
*accidentally drives to arizona*
*still gets Las Vegas plates*
You are stupid, Vegas is in Arizona
@@davestechstuff8222 Youre right, my apologies, how could i be such an idiot
@@LlamaComma lmao
Registering in Vegas is a horrible idea.
@@davestechstuff8222 I hope you're joking, because Vegas is most definitely NOT in Arizona
I use South Dakota for UTV registration and to also plate a salvage title.
Almost cried at 6:00
Noooooo
OMG I WASN'T WATCHING. YOU MONSTERS. WHO HURT YOU?
Wtf is happening with that guy to destroy a frickin' gtr r32
@@alguien_mas425 the world is a terrible place
@@alguien_mas425 r33
It’s insane that I just saw a Chevy crossover with a Montana license plate. Now I’m not sure if they are from there or just saving money
They are from there or it is the car they tow behind an RV
3:39 - When you "tag that car in vegas", make sure you're in Vega, and not say... Flagstaff, AZ, Phoenix, AZ, or Albuquerque, NM. (Hint: It's a bit higher up on the map.)
"Delete a few things from his exhaust system"
Get those dirty cats
OUTTA HERE!
Damn Californian infection !!
Dear 🍩, thanks for just reminding me of how rich people skirt laws. Now I'll take my broke self back to depressionsville. Peace and keep up the good vids
Underated
You deserve 2000 likes in 4 minutes not 4
@@marc6602 thank you
It should be instructive on why people shouldn't vote in laws that end up only applying to the "little people", not the wealthy or politicians. If everyone just left each other alone instead of busy bodying the world would be a much better place.
It's not just "rich people." Anyone can do it if you live in an area with unreasonably high taxes. It's even easier if you live in a military town because almost everyone has an out of state tag so "Johnny Law" doesn't bat an eye at a car tagged in Oklahoma that's frequently driving around in central Kansas. I may or may not have done this as a form of protest for our local 10% sales tax on ALL purchases including vehicles. Sorry Government, but I'm not paying $2300 in taxes +$400 in registration fees on my modest used vehicle, plus the outrageous $300 annual property tax/renewal fees on that same vehicle. I paid only $970 for EVERYTHING in a neighboring state, & my annual renewal is only $80. I pay that same amount to tag my 1990 Jeep in my home state.. The major takeaway from this video should be taxes suck, and we pay the Gov WAY too much of our hard earned dough, & get nothing, but hassled in return.
I live in Montana, and I have personally seen super cars on the highways multiple times during the summer. It is quite a strange sight.
Drive it for 30 days a year, zoom zoom
5:59
*AAHHHHHHH MY EYES MAKE IT STOP PLEASE* !!!!!!!!!!!!
“Restaurants with peanut shells on the floor”
Logan’s I’m looking at you
As a proud resident of Billings, Montana I do occasionally rubberneck at the few super cars we see here, there is a rare Ferrari going down King Ave but it happens
Americans get mad at 300k tax on a 3,3million dollae car
laughs nervously in finnish
*In SWEDISH*
@Max Power we would pay a couple of million in taxes
Welcome to socialism folks
Only 4-6 million in taxes
Damn, you alls countries don't want you to have a car AT ALL!!!!
Silk toilet paper...
That aged very well
“Turn me loose, set me free. Somewhere in the middle of Montane.” -Merle Haggard
In Virginia, particularly in Northern Virginia, they have cracked down on people who don't register their cars in the state. It is actually illegal here and can get a person in trouble for tax evasion.
micvee If you see someone parked in their garage with their trunk opened it’s most likely for that reason
@@Mr.BigChest I'm honestly not sure how this even works in Northern VA. Between the military bases and the Pentagon/Mark Center we have a ton of military people who legally have of state plates. I'm guessing they mostly leave you alone until you get in an accident or get pulled over for something else.
Same in MD, inspectors/code enforcers drive down every street checking things like unregistered cars, had to get rid of a car because of this.
@@lavachemist va is money hungry that why i left they are a commonwealth they dont care about the people
@@mattnorman5241 it really is the worst state I have ever lived in. I'm from Washington State and went to school in Arizona. If the income tax doesn't get you, the extra silly safety inspections and personal property tax will. I've been here 10 years and have wanted to leave every single day of that.
I’m from Montana and it’s always so odd when you see high end sports car with them...
I love how at the end of the video, Nolan says he'd do the import thing on the Alpine A110 - that's literally my favorite line of European cars, and I was thinking about how expensive it would be to import one while he was talking about it.
There's a blue one around where I live in Austria.
That’s why Michigan’s great no car tests or anything just straight fun
Ugh I forgot my name Michigan sucks for insurance prices though.
Did you catch the last bit about California roads? Pft, fuckin' amateurs.
Michigan doesn't have a whole lotta speed traps either. Speed enforcement isn't very highly emphasized in MI.
Except that Michigan rust lmao
VRotate only bad places are like Grand Rapids Lansing area
When you live in Montana and you make fun of other people with sales tax.
In germany its 19% and we have to pay besides that even more normal taxes , but the government spends the money for factory’s for the industry and science
If you earn 4500€ you have to pay 869 € taxes and 894 € for social insurance , which are 2.737 € , but the car insurances, food , internet , water , heating, television , are not included , and if you earn a lot the government will take even more up to 45% of you income :)
@ilkercan Polat not a bad deal if looking at the benefits of living in Germany vs US, especially someone with health issues
Here in Mexico we have our Montana equivalent, It's called Morelos.
Its super common to see supercars or Luxury cars with Morelos plates since Morelos does not have any taxes on cars (Tenencia Vehicular) also they dont have any Emissions Testing and no restrictions to drive the cars (Like in Mexico City)
Me watching video while driving : why is every car registered in Montana
Me looks up : sees Illinois plates everywhere
Finally something we are popular for besides the state with the most suicides
Wait wut
Only around 250 suicides a year so not that high
@@kgkbuugj I ment the rate, sure, more people would commit suicide in california, but thats because its a big state, but Montana is tiny, 250 a year is more then car crash deaths, because here we get about 150 deaths in car crashes
I've seen a supercar with a Hawaii license plate..... in *STL*
Beat that
*HOTWHEELS*
My friend saw a Land Rover with Russian plate in Texas lmao
@@seanthesolotraveler niceeee
Correction: Alaska does not require physical and emissions inspections at all.
Nor does tennessee
But Tennessee takes your stuff if they feel like your doing something wrong and won't give it back to you... Pirates....
richard bearden me nor anyone I’ve heard of has had that problem
Everyone else: I'm gonna register it in a different state
Me: hot smog. Sometimes, it just takes a couple hundred bucks and a shop connection
N1sm0 __
Yeah. And ya know. 2 or 300,000 in taxes
@@fastinradfordable nah Commie-fornia is more like 10 years in jail, car gets crushed, and 10k fine. All because "wE wAnT hYbRiDs!"
@@N1sm0NIC for illegal imports? sure. for falsifying smog? not even close. if you hate it so much, please, move.
@@theman3343 I am next week. Florida I go. You get in more trouble falsifying what state the car is registered in anyways, and it ain't even for illegal imports. I've seen people do it for as simple as cat deletes all the way to engine swaps. Don't matter to me anymore anyways, the car is coming with me to my place in West Palm Beach, at least there I can straight pipe to all hell and back
N1sm0 __ as long as you have family or friends in the state and put there address it’s technically not falsifying
Insurance agent here, a lot of companies will not insurance vehicles that are in different states other than the registered state. Companies have caught onto this and it poses a huge risk. Good luck!
Seeing that R33 being crushed/destroyed literally destroyed my heart and my dignity.
RIP R33
:c
Great episode I think Vin Wiki had an episode on this last year
I believe it was earlier this year actually
As a life agent studying for P&C right now, I can say that's illegal for an insurer to refuse to pay claims because a car is driven in another state. The only exceptions would be if a shell company is used to make it look like a company car (New Hampshire company car driven in CA is obviously not driven for company use -> no claim paid). Otherwise, a company policy on a car for company use WOULD be paid out even if driven in another state. Personal policies will pay the minimum of rates in the state the issue occurred, maximum of whatever coverage was purchased, at no additional cost.
Also it is illegal to falsify your address and say you live in another state. Since you have to update your address, the insurer will always know where you live; however, purchasing insurance from a New Hampshire company and providing your CA address is entirely legal. It is up to the pools these insurers belong to consider geographics & determine your final rates.
The government doesn't need to know where my car is, period. No matter how rich or poor I am.
Sir you're getting a ticket for hiding your car
Gubmit Bad!
Yes it does. Tagging your vehicle in your state entitles you to the use of its network, services and other infrastructure. You’re not entitled to use these improvements simply because you live where you do. Registration is the ticket that drivers pay to access the improvements.
@@UncleSam077 the ones that feel entitled are the state administrators that take a huge portion of money and use it for other things other than roads. If they can game the system then why cant we?.
@@UncleSam077 stfu tyrant lover
I knew that answer right away because I live here in montana
In europe for doing what americans seem to call „going to mexico“ with in our countries definately non street legal cars we sometimes get short time lisence plates from a country in south east europe which is in the EU thus making the lisence plate legal in all the EU. They don’t ask questions about the car and most importantly they don’t keep your name written anywhere. Just a small fee
It’s funny that you think tax money would fix the roads😂 The extra tax money would be pocketed by calis corrupt politicians
Bizmee exactly
Facts 🤷
Bizmee he thinks the money would be going to fix roads when in reality it's going to the democrats stupid high speed rail project. I wouldn't be surprised if he was one of the morons that voted NOT to repeal the gas tax.
SimonSays559 high speed rail would actually benefit a lot of people
@@nnoir at what cost? The bullet train is way out of the states budget, they should instead focus on repairing old dams and building new water storage for its huge agriculture. And it's just one of many problems in CA that they need to address first. This state reminds me of a spoiled kid that never grows up.
My heart at 6:03 😭
I think there's some states that don't require insurance as long as you can prove financial responsibility, also some insurance companies will insure on the vin number if it has no title. Like sometimes you might see a car with not for hire written on the plate, and no I'm not talking about taxi cabs! :) but that's a whole new rabbit hole to go down.
My friends r32 has canadian plates lol he’s been here in cali for years
He crossed it from Canada?
I think the Land Rover defender example refers to Doug Demuro and his defender LOL
Pretty sure Doug bought a USDM defender and made a whole video on why he spent so much on it
His is a US model
Try and buy a supercar in Denmark, taxes will cost more than the car. Edit: this is the most likes ever! Thx everybodhi!
Register it in Bulgaria ...taxes and insurance cost peanuts !!! If you are resident in Denmark , do not register it on your name (because after 6 months you will have to register it in Denmark) but on you brand new Bulgarian company that costs you 200 euros ...since you have a Bulgarian company , you can also purchase a vacation home for 10.000 euros in a village close to a national park and relax on your very affordable house and luxury car drinking local wine and tasting local delicates including a nice girlfriend who will cook for you real food and treat you like a real man as long as you trat her like a real woman !
Indonesia also does the same thing. Rip car scene here
ioan pena basically most balkan countries are like this :)
Jeppe Dau the tax rate is 200%
@@Riloo But only Bulgaria , Romania , Greece and Croatia are in E.U. ...Greece and Croatia have too much taxes and Romania have bigger taxes for bigger engines . So Bulgaria is the cheapest in E.U. You need an E.U. member car plates and even so your car plates needs to be registered on a non Danish entity in order for "Skad" (Danish God like car related anything )not to take your car ...also from time to time you have to go to Germany or Sweden put some gas , keep the receipt and if Danish nazzi police stopes you , you just say that the owner of the car lives in that city where you put the gas and show them the receipt. Also it is a good ideea to have a notarial paper work that shows that you are entitled to drive that car ! Danish laws are strange !!!
When I moved from FL to CA I left my FL tags on and registered via my mom's house until I got caught 4 years later. Going from $100/year to $500 was a bit of a sadness.
Only? I would get that change going from Skagit county to Snohomish due to the rip-off RTA tax scam. Then again who pays for more charging stations not EV's ! Non-EV pay a tax to add EV stations, all of government is a scam.
On the same thread alot of people converting school buses into RVs register as an RV in Vermont (because no inspection requirement) then transfer the RV title to their home state bypassing all the hurdles required to become an RV in most states *cough* California *cough*
"Seeing a super car in person is rare..."
Not when you live here in Dubai
True
Or go to any high income area in LA
Not if you live in the 305!
Or LA. Our airport is better tho lol
Same lol. Go to Jumeirah beach, get yourself a nice plate of lamb chops at Chalet and watch the lambos go by
I live in PA and I tag my Maserati in SD, still has sales tax, but less then PA, and no inspection/emissions tests
Every time I see a super car I see it registered in the state I see it in lol. Idk if this is a Cali thing or not but cool vid nonetheless.
For 200 a year I'll let you use my home address here in Ohio to skip rust and emissions testing also license plate fees are only 40 a year
Timmy Grossi A few counties in Ohio actually require emissions test and none are Franklin County... Where all the politicians are. SMH
3:56 You forgot one: If you own an off road modified vehicle or non-emissions test compliant vehicle (13 counties, not statewide) in Georgia, you can tag it in Tennessee or Florida.
Don’t need to avoid emissions testing and inspections when you already live in a state with none of these!
Which is most now.
Bro I’m from Billings Montana and own a mustang gt with deleted cats and muffler😂
also from Billings I drive a rusted out 2nd gen legacy with no muffler lol
That's just obnoxious
I live in Helena and I’ve got a straight piped Cummins lol
I live outside of Billings, and so glad we aren't so strict here
ayy same!!😎.. but i live in cali🤫
So many videos already done on this topic...suprising amount of views
Sweet now I just need to come up with 3 million and I can put this to use!
I like Doug Demuro's take on it. "Can you afford the car or cant you?"
In Iowa you see a lot of out of South Dakota plates bc their dot’s seem to be less strict. There’s a lot of 2stroke dirtbikes and straight track dirtbikes with headlights and taillights
I have literally NEVER seen a Montana license plate
I W you don’t live by rich ppl lol
My car has one- probably because I live there...
I’ve never seen a car with a Montana license plate
I've drive one 😎
@Chris Rose lmao 😂
Chris Rose i do
I see them everyday... but I live there 😂
Sigurd Johansson lol
I live in Oklahoma and I have never seen a Land Rover tag. The Virgin Islands but there is totally a Skyline GT-R that has Guam plates