Key Takeaways Texas is an at-fault state, meaning the driver who causes an accident may be responsible for the damages. Texas uses a modified comparative fault rule, so you might still recover damages if you’re 50% or less at fault. A vehicle may be declared a total loss when repairing it no longer makes financial…
Key Takeaways Yes, kei trucks can be legal in Texas. Texas law now recognizes qualifying kei trucks and other imported mini vehicles as “miniature vehicles” for titling and registration purposes. A kei truck must be properly titled and registered before it can be operated on Texas public highways. It also must be capable of complying…
Key takeaways Texas EV incentives primarily come from utility companies and select state or local programs rather than broad statewide tax credits. Many Texas utility companies offer EV charger rebates or discounted charging rates for home charging. Electric vehicles registered in Texas are exempt from annual emissions inspections. Although federal EV purchase tax credits have…
Key Takeaways Texas offers incredible variety. You can experience beaches, deserts, mountains, forests, wineries, historic towns, and world-class cities, all within one state. There are road trips for every traveler. Whether you enjoy hiking, family attractions, food, music, history, or photography, Texas has an ideal route. Planning around the season matters. Spring and Fall generally…
Key Takeaways When purchasing a vehicle, the TTL (tax, title, and license) is a cost added on top of the purchase price. TTL is typically the same for new or used cars. The state charges a sales tax of 6.25% for all vehicle sales. Titling and registration fees vary by county, but are usually around…
Key Takeaways Before applying for a loan, it’s a good idea to check your credit to make sure you’re in a good position. Getting preapproved for a loan can help you plan your budget. Credit unions typically offer the best auto loan rates in Texas. Car loan rates in Texas depend on your credit score,…
Key Takeaways Beach camping is allowed in many parts of South Texas, but rules vary depending on the beach and local regulations. Some South Texas beaches require permits, camping fees, or restrictions on how long you can stay. Popular beach camping destinations include Padre Island National Seashore, Mustang Island State Park, and Boca Chica Beach….
Key Takeaways With 34 miles of sand, South Padre Island has 24 public access points to visit the beach. Popular activities include kayaking, paddleboarding, parasailing, dolphin-watching, fishing, and more. Tipton Hyundai has everything you need to get ready for your trip–whether you’re looking for a new truck, truck tent, or Thule accessories to save space….
The last thing you want is to show up for a day of adventure at the lake, only to realize you’re missing some of the required safety equipment or didn’t know about some other Texas boating laws. With more than 560,000 registered boats in the state and some of the busiest lakes in the country, …
If you’ve ever pulled up to a packed boat ramp in the middle of a summer day, you already know just how popular boating is here, and Texas boat registration is a necessary part of that process. With literally hundreds of thousands of boats registered across the state each year, there’s a lot more going…
