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Last edited by TXjak; 11-27-2012 at 05:56 PM. Reason: added a guess
Black, 60kWh, 19" rims, Air Suspension, Superchargable, Twin chargers, Tech, Lacewood, Tan leather.
(Production Model S #3821. Home since 9am, Jan 29th, 2013.)
That's new I guess. I just got that slip of paper from California (registration paper) which isn't valid here so glad they fixed that.
Great place for the registration sticker. Why can't they simply put the regular sticker there? I never understood why Texas demands both large stickers be put directly in front of the driver.
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I received a response from Tesla that said "... With your Model S, you will receive a Mobile Connector (cord that connects to the wall outlet and Model S), two adapters, and a J1772 to Model S converter. The two adapters that you will receive for the Mobile Connector are a NEMA 14-50 and standard wall outlet adapter. ..."
So I guess if you want something other than the NEMA 14-50 adapter you should let them know.
Black, 60kWh, 19" rims, Air Suspension, Superchargable, Twin chargers, Tech, Lacewood, Tan leather.
(Production Model S #3821. Home since 9am, Jan 29th, 2013.)
And the funnier thing about that is ... if you look at statute and code, you are not allowed to put ANYTHING on the front drivers window except the registration and inspection. Which is interesting because you have your EZPass/Tolltag there, some people have GPS mounted, some dash cams (on patrol vehicles). I guess each state has their quirks. But, I will take many of the quirks in favor of our state income tax percentage.
No, the temporary registration is from the California DMV. I doubt that it would be valid here in Texas. So now I wonder when you receive registration from Texas. Do you get registration along with the license plates? If not, I will ask the tax assessor when I should expect my registration papers and will let everyone know.
"These go to eleven..."
Generally when you fork over your $5K+, you will get a set of Tags, a receipt for the transaction which, on the bottom left, will have the Calcomania de parabrisas (or the windshield sticker) ... same as what comes in the mail when you send your VTR-39-A in with that yearly check. Again, this is my experience when bringing in a car from South Carolina and having to do the same thing as a walk in.
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Unless new cars are different from out-of-state used cars:
You legally have a few days after purchase to go to the tax office, but the sooner the better.
You have to get the car inspected before you go to the tax office. The inspection includes a VIN verification if not already registered in Texas.
An insurance certificate from another car you own will be accepted by the tax office and inspection station as proof of insurance for 20 or 30 days after your purchase of the new to you car.
The tax office will issue plates on the spot. You will get a registration receipt at that time also.
(But, police in Texas rarely ask to see a registration certificate, only driver's license and insurance certificate.)
Title will come in the mail fairly shortly.
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