Wrap: The bill imposes a sales tax on all cars registered in the state, no matter where they're purchased.

The difference between this and last year's bill is it does not require those who previously bought cars and didn't have to pay the sales tax to pay it after the fact.

Last year the Missouri Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional for the Department of Revenue to collect sales taxes on cars bought outside the state. 

But sponsor Republican Senator Mike Kehoe says the House's amendments to the bill language help make it constitutionally sound.

The Senate sent it to the governor with no opposition.

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Taylor Beck.

Wrap: The bill requires drivers pay a sales tax when they title their vehicle, whether they purchased it in Missouri or not.

This one does not require those who previously bought cars and didn't have to pay the sales tax to pay it after the fact.

Sponsor Republican Senator Mike Kehoe says the bill is especially important for those selling cars near the state's borders.

In return, drivers wont have to pay municipal and county use taxes on their cars.

Every senator in the chamber voted yes to send the bill to the governor.

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Taylor Beck.