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  1. Taxes. North Carolina generally collects what's known as the highway-use tax – instead of sales tax – on vehicles whenever a title is transferred. (Vehicles are also subject to property taxes, which the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles collects, as defined by law, on behalf of counties.)

  2. Key Takeaways. North Carolina does not collect a traditional sales tax on vehicle purchases but imposes a 3% highway-use tax calculated whenever a title is transferred. Counties in North Carolina also charge a yearly property tax on cars based on the value of the car.

  3. North Carolina property tax law requires counties to assess the value of motor vehicles registered with the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles. As part of NCDMV’s Tag & Tax Together program, the vehicle owner pays the property tax at the same time as the vehicle’s registration renewal fee.

  4. Registration Fees. Re gistration fees vary depending on the type of vehicle being plated.

  5. Be prepared for your next car purchase by learning more about North Carolina car sales tax and other fees. How Much Is North Carolina's Sales Tax Rate on Car Purchases?

  6. Demystify the complexities of car taxes and fees in North Carolina with our detailed guide. Learn about the Highway Use Tax, registration fees, and how to save on your vehicle's annual expenses.

  7. North Carolina combines the billing of annual vehicle registration fees and vehicle property taxes so that they can be paid together on myNCDMV. Note: Your vehicle must be inspected within 90 days of the renewal date to be eligible for renewal.

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