<prompt> Human: Okay, to help establish some context, I wanted to put this timeline together. Its been a crazy 1.5 years...- Nov 2015, I started a new job in California, but still living in Tucson. Was traveling back and forth quite A LOT. - Jan 2016, I had a defective minivan. I finally settled my lemon law case, and I bought a new minivan in Tucson where I was still living at the time.- Apr 2016, finally moved to a rental apartment in CA. Switched all my insurance, etc. Car was registered in AZ still.- Sometime bw Jun - Aug 2016, I received a noticed from the AZ MVD that my registration is being revoked because I dont have AZ insurance. So now Im driving a van without a valid registration.- Nov 2016, I finally got around to registering my car in CA. Apparently, CA wants me to pay state taxes on the vehicle, my cost goes from 400 2500. That was a fucking blow to my savings.- Today. Im in the process of getting a divorce, and I will be keeping the minivan. I may move to Florida for familial support.NOW, my question. I feel like I was raped by California taxes. Since Im considering a move so soon after my registrationtaxes, is there anyway to recover both? I know I can potentially get a prorated refund on my registration, but the taxes - thats what really put a massive strain on my budget.Please let me know if you need any more information. Thanks in advance for any help.  <response>: Welcome to Taxifornia! Youre a state resident and had a relatively new car you imported into the state and yes, they collect tax on it. They tax everything here! BTW, CA and AZ DMVs share info.No chance youll get any refund. Enjoy your escape to income-tax free FL. 