Mega expensive Tax disks, someone please explain.....
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Whilst at Goodwood yesterday we noticed a couple of cars, one being a Ferrari and the other a Bentley with a £950 Tax disk. Seems a hell of alot, I thought they were capped at around £400. We checked the Veyrons and it was only £405. So, does anyone know why these two cars had such expensive tax disks...
I took a photo, reg edited out.

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zs said:
Were any of the cars imports? The few original UK Vipers' tax is now £415ish, whereas mine and other imports' is £195 
Some guidelines here but can't see specific mention of imports: Cost of vehicle tax
Phantom SS said:
zs said:
Were any of the cars imports? The few original UK Vipers' tax is now £415ish, whereas mine and other imports' is £195 
The Camaro only costs me £190

Ridiculous sum of money for a 1.6 litre.
Stef
zs said:
Were any of the cars imports? The few original UK Vipers' tax is now £415ish, whereas mine and other imports' is £195 
Imports don't fall foul of such rules. As they have no official CO2 data (even if there is an equivalent, identical UK model; think Fairlady Z and 350Z here) then they fall into the band of-
Engine size (cc) 12 months rate 6 months rate
Not over 1549 £ 125.00 £ 68.75
Over 1549 £ 205.00 £ 112.75
All low-volume cars fall under the same category. So my father's Seven will be £205 and my MX-5 is £215.
If he had a Koenigsegg he'd pay the same tax as he currently does...

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