Exotic & luxury cars
Six-figure coupes, hypercars, and collector vehicles where a state sales tax bill runs into the tens of thousands. Registration under the LLC applies to the titled owner, not the driver.
If it has a title, it can usually be registered to a Montana LLC. A single entity can hold several vehicles under one registered agent.
Last updated October 1, 2026
Six-figure coupes, hypercars, and collector vehicles where a state sales tax bill runs into the tens of thousands. Registration under the LLC applies to the titled owner, not the driver.

Class A, B, and C coaches and fifth wheels. Montana permanent registration means no annual renewal for many RVs over 11 years old, a common reason full-time travelers choose it.
Heavy-duty pickups, dually work trucks, gooseneck and utility trailers. Permanent trailer plates are available in Montana, removing recurring trailer renewals.
Touring bikes, cruisers, and track machines. The same LLC that holds your car can hold additional vehicles, so one entity can register a small collection.
Powerboats, sailboats, and personal watercraft titled to the LLC. Montana registration and title travel with the entity, not your home state.

Side-by-sides, quads, and off-highway vehicles. We title recreational vehicles to the LLC alongside your road vehicles under a single registered agent.
Wondering what you would save where you live? See Montana LLC vehicle registration by state.
Permanent plates for RVs and trailers, the luxury fee on high-MSRP vehicles, and financed purchases.
It can be. Motorhomes 11 model years and older qualify for a one-time $237.50 permanent registration with no annual renewal for as long as the same owner keeps the coach. Newer coaches pay Montana's age-based annual fee, from $282.50 down to $97.50, until they reach 11 years.
Read the full guideAn annual $825 fee Montana charges on light vehicles with an MSRP over $150,000 that are 10 model years or newer, and $800 on motorhomes with an MSRP over $300,000, in addition to the age-based registration fee. It is assessed on the manufacturer's price, not what you paid, and stops at 11 model years.
Read the full guideYes. One Montana LLC can hold title to any number of vehicles, and trailers, fifth wheels, and many boats have permanent registration options in Montana. Each vehicle pays its own title and registration fee at the county, but they all share one registered agent and one $125 annual renewal.
Read the full guideYes, with lienholder cooperation. The lender or lessor must agree to title the vehicle to your Montana LLC and be listed as lienholder. Our VIP White Glove and Concierge tiers coordinate this paperwork. Some lenders decline; we tell you before you pay if yours is likely to.
Read the full guideRegistering an RV through a Montana LLC costs the LLC (from $150), our registration fee (from $749 by MSRP), and Montana's motorhome fee, which falls with age from $282.50 a year to $97.50 and becomes a one-time $237.50 permanent registration at 11 model years. Coaches over $300,000 MSRP and under 11 years pay an $800 annual luxury fee. No Montana sales tax applies.
Read the guideA Montana LLC buys and registers the car, so there is no Montana sales tax on a purchase that might otherwise carry a five-figure tax bill. It works best for cars that are garaged outside a high-tax state or driven only occasionally.
Read the guideMontana permanent registration lets an eligible vehicle be registered once with no annual renewal. Light vehicles and motorhomes qualify at 11 model years and older, for a one-time $87.50 or $237.50, and most trailers qualify at any age. The plates stay valid as long as the same owner keeps the vehicle, which an LLC owner rarely changes.
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Last updated October 1, 2026.