Just received my special blue plate (good for anytime HOV use) and 5-year registration for a grand total of $174.03. The same car (my wife's diesel Audi) costs about $2,500 for 5-year registration. Arizona rocks electric!
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Teslas are welcome in Arizona
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Kilotango74
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Come on California.....this is the way to do it.
Governor Doug Ducey signed into law that starts January 1st 2020 a bogus law that will give you no discount. So you got in under the wire! We need him out of office...
Akikiki
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We park free at city, county and state facilities including the airport (well, up to 30 days at the airport). But every time I park at street parking, I keep looking over my shoulder for someone to say, "tsk, tsk".
me neither. Bummer if true and it won't apply to Y. Also, BTW I believe the PS Fee was repealed. Not sure if we will get that back when active? This is why I prefer states like NJ or CA which rebate at purchase or no tax vs future promises. Sales tax is over 8% in AZ, with not much in state services vs high tax states
This thread makes me curious which state is the best for EVs I think CA since gas is highest+rebates. Better charging infrastructure in CA too
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I did but I forgot. It was snuck in in 2018 the same time as the other across the board increases in registration but the electric vehicle slight doesn't take effect until 2020. It occurred right around when the teachers were fighting for more money but before the elections. He obviously was reelected but most did not know of these things being passed through a loophole. It did not go for a public vote as it should... A Mesa legislator wrote it and Ducey signed it into law. That Mesa Legislator was Bob Worsley who drafted the bill. He is a Tesla driver believe it or not! Republicans were trying to find ways of pushing/diverting money around to cover the forced raising of money for teachers. They said this registration money is supposed to go for more police officers in remote areas of the State for highway patrol which is the States DPS.
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SB1332 signed into law in June.. Sucks, we're going to try to renew our plates that expire next April before the end of the year, might avoid the tax...
looks like it's effective 2022? There's hope for my Y reg.
Arizona SB1332 | 2019 | Fifty-fourth Legislature 1st Regular
Yep a $350 fine if the signage lists the statute...
Hmmm... I thought it was 2020.looks like it's effective 2022? There's hope for my Y reg.
Arizona SB1332 | 2019 | Fifty-fourth Legislature 1st Regular
Assuming the 2020 didn't go through when others read the bill so they revised to 2022. Good for me though, hoping to pick up an M3 maybe end of year or early next year
Thanks for providing the revised statute. I see they have made some changes. 2022 it now is...looks like it's effective 2022? There's hope for my Y reg.
Arizona SB1332 | 2019 | Fifty-fourth Legislature 1st Regular
Yay for now. Curious what the new reg. price will be for a 50K Y (if they don't release the SR by then) ?
It gives the formula in the revised statute on what the cost will be. I think I read $4 tax per $100 dollars of new value. So let's say on $50,000 car registration would be $2,000 first year and diminishes a stated percentage each year after that.
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hocr
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All we have are 4nasty stickers in California
Yea, they also damage the paint underneath.All we have are 4nasty stickers in California
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