Just renewed my 'car tax' in the US...
Just renewed my 'car tax' in the US...
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Blue Meanie

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73,668 posts

286 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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...$62 for 2 years! smile That's for a 3.5 V6 rwd salon jobby smile $62... Still amazes me to this day!

ArtVandelay

6,692 posts

215 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Blue Meanie said:
...$62 for 2 years! smile That's for a 3.5 V6 rwd salon jobby smile $62... Still amazes me to this day!
punch

ErnestM

11,621 posts

298 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Renewed mine last year. Around $70 for all three cars...

Girl at the Tag Agency: "You know, they are letting you pay for two years now and you will save money because of the slight increase next year..."

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Blue Meanie

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73,668 posts

286 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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ErnestM said:
Renewed mine last year. Around $70 for all three cars...

Girl at the Tag Agency: "You know, they are letting you pay for two years now and you will save money because of the slight increase next year..."

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$70 for all 3? Feck, and I thought mine was cheap!

Otto

738 posts

247 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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I get slightly more raped on the Corvette as it is still fairly new... $180 last time

On the plus side, I just took my motorcycle test for $10 hehe

Jonny671

29,904 posts

220 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Will you lot shut up please?

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Munter

31,331 posts

272 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Yeah but look at their petrol price...

Oh.

edo

16,699 posts

296 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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oh just fk off!

Deva Link

26,934 posts

276 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Munter said:
Yeah but look at their petrol price...

Oh.
Everywhere is a long way away though. smile

alephnull

359 posts

206 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Just make sure you live somewhere with roads with bends in...

Its a shame all the best driving roads are in the Alps, Pyrenees or Lake/Peak District!

Blue Meanie

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73,668 posts

286 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Deva Link said:
Munter said:
Yeah but look at their petrol price...

Oh.
Everywhere is a long way away though. smile
You'd think a driving forum would be chuffed to have the chance to 'drive', and the "bendy rods are only in Europe" line is quite wrong. We have our 'b' roads, as well as 'a' roads... You just have to get off the main roads.

ErnestM

11,621 posts

298 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Deva Link said:
Munter said:
Yeah but look at their petrol price...

Oh.
Everywhere is a long way away though. smile
Yes, I quite hate that 5 miles to work each day... wink

Deva Link

26,934 posts

276 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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ErnestM said:
Deva Link said:
Munter said:
Yeah but look at their petrol price...

Oh.
Everywhere is a long way away though. smile
Yes, I quite hate that 5 miles to work each day... wink
How far to the nearest McDonalds drive thru' though? smile

kambites

71,698 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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How far is the nearest decent pub? smile

Blue Meanie

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73,668 posts

286 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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kambites said:
How far is the nearest decent pub? smile
About 2 miles smile

kambites

71,698 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Blue Meanie said:
kambites said:
How far is the nearest decent pub? smile
About 2 miles smile
Pft, that's an hour of valuable drinking time lost if you have to walk two miles there and back. Not that the Americans I know have ever had much of a problem with drinking and driving.

Blue Meanie

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73,668 posts

286 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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kambites said:
Blue Meanie said:
kambites said:
How far is the nearest decent pub? smile
About 2 miles smile
Pft, that's an hour of valuable drinking time lost if you have to walk two miles there and back. Not that the Americans I know have ever had much of a problem with drinking and driving.
Of course everyone in the UK lives within 2 miles of a decent pub, don't they? wink Actually, 2 miles isn't really that far to walk.

kambites

71,698 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Blue Meanie said:
Of course everyone in the UK lives within 2 miles of a decent pub, don't they? wink Actually, 2 miles isn't really that far to walk.
Dunno, but there's 6 pubs within two miles of here, and two of them are pretty good. smile

ArtVandelay

6,692 posts

215 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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Blue Meanie said:
kambites said:
Blue Meanie said:
kambites said:
How far is the nearest decent pub? smile
About 2 miles smile
Pft, that's an hour of valuable drinking time lost if you have to walk two miles there and back. Not that the Americans I know have ever had much of a problem with drinking and driving.
Of course everyone in the UK lives within 2 miles of a decent pub, don't they? wink Actually, 2 miles isn't really that far to walk.
Do they do decent beer there or is all "lite" wink

kambites

71,698 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st April 2010
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There are actually some really good breweries in the US, they're just small.