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Yes I've done it, didn't run into any problems but every state is different. GA and CA are well known for cracking down on MT plates. You also need to verify with your insurance company that they will allow this. I had to call GEICO and get it on a recorded call that they knew I was the owner of the LLC and the car was registered in MT. Don't want to get into a wreck and have them deny the claim because of the car being titled in another state. A lot of car insurers won't allow the car to be titled outside of your resident state or under an LLC/business name. Cost was about $800 including registration, but there's now a law in MT that charges something like an $825 "luxury tax" if the original MSRP of the car was over $150k.
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