New Truck 4x4 or 4x2 ??
Hi Everyone, Finally going to beak down and buy a new 3/4 ton F-250. I want to buy a 1/2 ton towable 5ver so I know it will take at least a F-250. My big question...do I really need a 4 wheel dri...
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CabinetmakerII wrote:B.O. Plenty wrote:
Other places like Minnesota really hammer anything smaller than a one ton. Example my one-ton is based on weight, plates cost around $150.00/yr. Ram 2500 I got rid of started at well over $500.00 a year. It was based on value.
B.O.
B.O. I'm a little confused. I read this to say the Ram 2500 was valued more than the 1 ton... does not pass my logic test.
Regards
CabinetmakerII
He said the 1 ton was based on weight but anything smaller than a one ton is based on value. They do not base the 1 ton on value so the cost is different because of how the cost is determined.
This makes sense to me because otherwise companies that have large dump trucks or over the road freight haulers or similar, that cost many thousands more than a pickup, would be taxed way too high - so they tax them on the weight instead of what the thing cost or is worth.
Barney
