Give me a break, the site you posted was still flat wrong, it is more than $15 even to just register a car in Nebraska even if you can some how justify saying that the "motor vehicle tax" isn't part of the registration even though it is charged by the DMV, is wholly detailed on the DMV site, is charged with the registration, and you are not obligated to pay it if you don't register the vehicle. It isn't just more expensive for me to register a car in Nebraska than here, it would be for everyone that owns a car that is less than 14 years old, at which point it becomes a draw at best. The average vehicle transaction price was over $31,000 last month. With it having been $300 cheaper to register the Lightning which was about right at that price. At the 16 MPG the Lightning got at best on the highway, I would have had to have driven 48,000 miles more in Michigan than Nebraska PER YEAR for the fuel tax to have made up for the fees paid to register a vehicle in Nebraska compared to Michigan. And that's with something that got terrible gas milage, a 32 MPG car would have to go even farther to call it a draw, again, I'm not an isolated example here. There's still nothing to complain about here and your attempts to justify anything or prove anyone wrong just totally fail.