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Originally Posted by cscmc1
Great link; thanks! According to it, once she accepts the job and/or finds an apartment rent, she has to register the car there... per the letter of the law. I doubt anyone would hassle her for not doing so. Only issue I could see would be that the ins. co could try to wiggle out of coverage in the event of an accident if the car isn't registered in CA. Wonder what the likelihood of that might be?
Thanks again for the link...
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Once upon a time, before Governor Ah'nold, the car registration "tax" in California was horribly high. The Dems, who at that time controlled both the Legislature and the Governor's office, were planning on further increasing the car registration tax (one of the reasons why Gov.Davis was recalled and Arnold elected).
Back in those dark days it was common for Californians to register their cars in friendlier states like Nevada and Arizona. It was also not uncommon for neighbors to tattle on other neighbors who had their cars registered out of state. The fines and penalties were really stiff.
The "Gobernator" changed all of that.
So now there is not much incentive at all for breaking the law and registering cars out of state. Current fees are very reasonable. And the smog inspections are OK too.
Hope this helps.
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