Yes it's from a 1999 C5... and this is the US they don't really give a crap about engine size when insuring or registering.
For insurance I'll have to get an appraiser to value the car then my insurance is adjusted accordingly.
for registration, it's based off the cars initial value and how old it is.
I think I paid about $80 to register it last year... and most of that was because I have a vanity plate
old cars are dirt cheap to register in the US... my old Toyota Pickup was like $32 for the year I think.
you get raped on new cars though... it's not uncommon for the registration to be upward of $800.
bucko and I were talking about car tax here, a yearly (or every 6 month if you choose) ass raping, for cars made before 2001 its based on engine size, currently around £120 for the year on car with <1459cc and around £210 for >1459cc, which isnt TOO bad.
Problem is, cars made >2001 it's based purely on emissions, ranging in bands in which you pay anything from aroun £35 to £500 for the year, this is why nearly everyone here is driving around in brand new 1 litre peices of euro crap.
And if you don't pay it and get caught (Which you will) then you cars gets sezed and crushed, no questions.
Driving a car in the UK is like dropping the soap in prison, painful.