Kansas Car Title Transfer Cost Calculator
Use this calculator to estimate the cost of transferring a vehicle title in Kansas. Fees are administered by Kansas Division of Vehicles; the figures shown are the latest published amounts we could verify against the official source. County and dealer-specific charges are not included unless your state schedule lists them.
Kansas title transfer cost — quick answer
Title fee
$10.00
flat statewide fee
Motor vehicle tax
6.50%
of purchase price (state minimums may apply)
Source: Kansas Division of Vehicles — use the calculator below for your specific estimate.
Estimate your Kansas title transfer cost
Enter the sale price to see an estimated total. Numbers update as you type. County and dealer-specific add-ons are not included — see What this excludes below.
Used only to remind you that your county may add local fees not shown here.
Kansas title transfer fee breakdown
| Component | Amount |
|---|---|
| Title transfer fee | $10.00 |
| Base registration fee | Check official source |
| State sales/use tax rate | 6.50% |
| Plate fee | Check official source |
| Weight / value-based components | Passenger-car registration is weight-tiered: $17.00 (3,000 lbs or less), $25.00 (3,001–4,500 lbs), $30.00 (4,501 lbs and over), plus a $2.50 validation decal. Kansas also levies an annual county-collected vehicle property tax. |
Title fee is a flat $10.00. The 6.5% rate is Kansas's state sales tax; local taxes apply on top. The annual county vehicle property tax is the main recurring cost and varies by county and vehicle value.
What may change your final title transfer cost in Kansas
Local fees, late penalties, lien-recording charges, and inspection or emissions requirements vary across Kansas. Confirm the full set of charges with Kansas Division of Vehicles before paying.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to transfer a car title in Kansas?
The Kansas title transfer fee is $10.00, plus any applicable state sales/use tax (6.50%), registration fees, and county or local add-ons. Use the calculator above for an estimate; confirm the final number with Kansas Division of Vehicles before paying.
Can you transfer a car title online in Kansas?
As of 2026, Kansas does not offer a fully online private-party title transfer — you generally complete it in person or by mail through Kansas Division of Vehicles. Related steps like paying fees, booking an appointment, or filing the seller's release of liability can often still be done online.
Last reviewed: 2026-01-01 · Reviewed by the Car Paperwork editorial team · Based on official Kansas Division of Vehicles sources · Independent resource · Not legal advice