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No extra tax on old cars in the US? It's been around for almost 30 years. Commercial vehicles rarely survive that long in developed countries.

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Not to my knowledge. I have never heard of this tax. Are old vehicles taxed more in Ukraine? I hope not, I would like to own one of these trucks soon, the flatbed version. I can use it to transport my other cars

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No, but in Europe it is a common practice. Supposedly to protect the environment, but in reality - to increase sales of new cars
It's strange that they didn't think of this in the US

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In Texas, classic vehicle plates are optional and don't cost anything extra or offer any benefits, as far as I know. Antique vehicle plates are also an option, and they are actually 1/5 the price of normal registration. With the Antique plates you are supposed to only be driving to and from events or a mechanic, but it is not enforced at all.

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thanks for info. In Europe, older commercial vehicles pay more for the autobahn. And entry of cars older than 2000 (below the Euro-3 standard) is completely prohibited. For private cars each country has its own laws. In Germany, for example, the older is the car, the more tax you pay per 1 cm3.

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