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Registration Fees. Fees are based on the empty weight and type of vehicle being registered, C.R.S. 42-3-306. Additional fees may be collected based on county of residence and license plate selected.
Fees are not collected by the Colorado DMV for titling or registering a vehicle. All questions regarding taxes and fees should be directed to your local county DMV office. See the titles and registration taxes and fees page for more information.
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The Colorado registration calculator automatically finds how much transfers and renewals cost by comparing the current year to the model year and original value of the car.
Whether purchasing a new vehicle, transferring the ownership of a vehicle, inheriting a vehicle, or moving to Denver for the first time, you are responsible for payment of ownership tax and state licensing fees.
Use MyDMV Colorado to renew your vehicle registration online. Transportation and Motor Vehicles. Services
Depending on your county, the Colorado DMV may have a vehicle registration fee estimator on its website (you can find your county website by checking out the county list). Otherwise, you'll need to visit your county's DMV registration office in person to obtain the exact fee.
Persons titling or registering a vehicle in Colorado pay registration fees and surcharges, specific ownership taxes, and title fees. Registration fees are based on the empty weight and type of vehicle. The table below provides a summary of fees and their use. Motor Vehicle Fees
Registration Fee Calculator. The Registration Fee Calculator can be used to determine registration fees on recently purchased vehicles.
You could be subject to late fees with an expired temporary tag. You may also title and register your vehicle while you're at the dealership. To renew your expiring vehicle registration, you may: Renew online through myDMV; tags/registration will be mailed