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DMV fee calculators by state

15 states are live and fully itemized. Each one is built from that state’s own fee schedule, and carries the date we last checked it.

Researched and verified by Amelia Ame, Vehicle Fee Researcher & Editor · Fees last verified · How we verify

Pick your state below to itemize a registration, title transfer, renewal or late renewal down to the individual fee. If you would rather see how states compare on cost, the registration fee comparison ranks all 15 for the same car, and EV fees by state does the same for electric vehicles. To understand a charge rather than calculate it, start at every fee name explained.

We add a state only once its figures have been read off the issuing agency’s own schedule — the process is described in how we verify fees, and every correction since is listed in the fee change log.

Every state we cover

State calculators, the agency behind each, and a worked example
StateAgencyA $25,000 used carVerified
CaliforniaDMV$2,792 in Los Angeles County2026-08-20
TexasDMV$1,673.75 in Harris County2026-08-20
FloridaFLHSMV$1,923.85 in Miami-Dade County2026-08-20
New YorkDMV$2,421.44 in New York City2026-08-20
PennsylvaniaPennDOT$2,125 in Philadelphia County2026-08-20
IllinoisSOS$2,716 in Cook County (Chicago)2026-08-20
OhioBMV$2,084 in Cuyahoga County (Cleveland)2026-08-20
GeorgiaDOR/MVD$1,788 in Fulton County (Atlanta)2026-08-20
North CarolinaDMV$878 in Wake County (Raleigh)2026-08-20
MichiganSOS$1,615.21 in Wayne County (Detroit)2026-08-20
ArizonaMVD$1,801.77 in Maricopa County (Phoenix)2026-08-20
WashingtonDOL$2,980.25 in King County (Seattle)2026-08-20
ColoradoDMV$2,372.62 in Denver County2026-08-20
NevadaDMV$2,448.38 in Clark County (Las Vegas)2026-08-20
MissouriDOR$2,423.25 in St. Louis City2026-08-20

Worked figures are for a four-year-old $25,000 car bought from a dealer, calculated by the same engine that powers each state’s calculator.

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Some states have a dedicated page for the transaction you are doing — a renewal, a title transfer, or catching up on an expired registration.

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We add states as their fee schedules are verified, rather than publishing guesses for all fifty at once. If yours is missing, the registration fee calculator and the out-the-door price calculator still explain how the charges are built up, and you can tell us which state you need — it moves up the queue.