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i've search the internet highways and found no exact formula nor simple cost of first-time registration of an old car.  (brought in from abroad, that's why.)

my problem is i've been getting different costs, or, shall i say, offers from different people.  the range in cebu is from 45k to 68k, depending on who the fixer is (insider or outsider).  the range is quite steep and i'm beginning to feel that i'm being had.

the first-time car registration in manila is only 12k, inclusive of car insurance.  how much is the range of cost in bohol, please?

p.s. ilaronon kog nawong, huhuhu.  please i need your guidance.     

isles,

go to the LTO office in Bohol and ask to talk to the LTO director.

thanks for the tip.  i would if i could, and hope that i won't be turned down as before because they're already not entertaining clients, at 4:00 pm, while some female employees were having their pedicure, right at the office. 

I empathize for you for their lack of respect towards clients. I will PM you on something else that you could try.

P45K to P68K is a mind-blowing rip-off. Car registration would only cost less than P3K.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 22, 2012, 12:22:41 PM
P45K to P68K is a mind-blowing rip-off. Car registration would only cost less than P3K.

Yes, that is a bit excessive !

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 22, 2012, 12:22:41 PM
P45K to P68K is a mind-blowing rip-off. Car registration would only cost less than P3K.

Baratoha sa 3K or maybe registration ra ni siya but need pa man nimo ipa smoke emission og uban pa, I suggest ayaw sa mga fixer pangutana kay grabe na mangigo, diha na lang ask sa mga nag offer og insurance

thanks for the tips, all of you.  now i have an idea of the range of cost.  i can proceed from there.

most car yards would offer advice, but ask many as the prices will vary. i think its a little hard as some new papers may take 3 months for processing.  just in my opinion. good luck with it...