How does permanent registration in Montana save money in the long run

Answer

Permanent registration in Montana can save vehicle owners significant money in the long run by eliminating future renewal fees for the life of the vehicle. Here are the key details:

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• Montana allows owners of light vehicles (under 1 ton) that are 11 years old or older to permanently register the vehicle for a one-time fee of $87.50.
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• Once a vehicle qualifies for permanent registration, no additional registration renewal fees are ever required.
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• For a new vehicle kept over 11 years, this can result in substantial savings compared to states that require annual or biennial registration renewals, which can cost hundreds of dollars over the vehicle's lifetime.
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• The permanent registration fee is a flat $87.50 regardless of the vehicle's value, making it especially cost-effective for owners of high-end vehicles that would normally incur very high annual registration costs in other states.
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• Permanent registration not only eliminates future fees but also the hassle and paperwork of having to renew registrations periodically 
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So in essence, by taking advantage of Montana's permanent registration option through services like Dirt Legal's Montana LLC program, vehicle owners can enjoy significant long-term cost savings after the initial 11 year period, especially for luxury vehicles that would otherwise require paying hefty annual fees year after year. The one-time $87.50 fee provides registration for life.