Your opinion and you know what opinions are like don't you?see, another smart man!
The obsessive-compulsive in me would've waited another 100miles.Oil and filter change, tire rotation—DIY @123,356mi.
The OCD in me woulda had it done at 120,000. It came from the factory with 10k mile oci. LOLThe obsessive-compulsive in me would've waited another 100miles.
Search for MIBII swap, hope you have deep pockets!Can someone point me to a current thread about CarPlay? Trying get it in my 15 Golf SportWagen. Sorry if this has come up a lot but I can’t find any info here on it.
Canonical thread over at the Vortex:Can someone point me to a current thread about CarPlay? Trying get it in my 15 Golf SportWagen. Sorry if this has come up a lot but I can’t find any info here on it.
If it hadn't (possibly) been through four NY State winters that would be tempting.Stopped by a dealer to see if they had an air filter for the '15 GSW. While there, I noticed they had a '15 Passat TDI SE,night blue, 6spd,no roof,1 owner with only 13,797 miles...they were asking $15,600-it was tempting, but I don't want to restart another car loan.....
Is that a lot? Some states (including NH) include property tax in their plate fees. MA bills it separately. But in fairness, I think the personal property tax on my '15 was around $100 this year.
I had the pleasure of paying $430 to register my Alltrack last march, yeah it's an excises tax that's prorated and flattens out after 5 years. I think i paid +$700 back in 2017 when I bought it new (MSRP was around 32K I think).Is that a lot? Some states (including NH) include property tax in their plate fees. MA bills it separately. But in fairness, I think the personal property tax on my '15 was around $100 this year.
Talking to friends who live in NH, it seems the state gets a similar amount of money, just in different ways. Property taxes appear way higher than in MA, almost double. And those registration fees are much higher than excise (personal property) taxes here. Taxes on my old MKIVs are about $25/year.If you want to play you gotta pay, just like I don't mind our high property tax, if i didn't like it I'd live in a trailer/shack is east hicksville valued under 30K and drive a 2005 kia rio.
I'd much rather have these "use/consumption" taxes than an income tax, to me that's counter productive.
Zero property tax on autos.zero property tax? Also feel safe, I won't be moving there anytime soon.