Quote:Absolutely nothing, as long as you only use your vehicle on your private property (meant to get to this earlier)

 

just Google expired tags on private property, there's story after story of private property being repossessed by the state for expired tags on vehicles. Many counties have laws against parking a disabled vehicle or a non-tagged vehicle in your driveway, most apartment complexes require your vehicle to be tagged.

 

If you let the registration on your vehicle expire and don't surrender the plates you can and most likely will have your vehicle towed by the city/county at some point regardless of where you "hide" it.

 

Now there's a difference in gun registration and car registration but you asked if registration leads to confiscation. My point was a list by the state on who owns what property gives them the ability to monitor, control and reposes said property when they see fit. When it comes to vehicles fine, when it comes to my firearms that's not something I want them to monitor, control or attempt to reposes.

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