Company Car - bizarre list of requirements
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Hi
I'm in the process of choosing my next company car and have been given a slightly bizarre list of requirements:
Must be an estate
Diesel - under 2l capacity gets 11p / mile, over gets 16p (so over is preferable unless the mpg makes enough of a difference)
P11D value not over £25k (which is odd as we lease them)
The only diesel estate for under £25k (with an engine over 2 litre) I can think of is the Honda Accord.
Does anyone have any better suggestions? I'm new to this malarkey so have no idea about costs etc, but I do about 30k pa, lower rate of tax and so on. Other cars I've been looking at are the Passat, Superb, Octavia VRS etc, but all are under 2 litres....
Thanks for any help.
I'm in the process of choosing my next company car and have been given a slightly bizarre list of requirements:
Must be an estate
Diesel - under 2l capacity gets 11p / mile, over gets 16p (so over is preferable unless the mpg makes enough of a difference)
P11D value not over £25k (which is odd as we lease them)
The only diesel estate for under £25k (with an engine over 2 litre) I can think of is the Honda Accord.
Does anyone have any better suggestions? I'm new to this malarkey so have no idea about costs etc, but I do about 30k pa, lower rate of tax and so on. Other cars I've been looking at are the Passat, Superb, Octavia VRS etc, but all are under 2 litres....
Thanks for any help.
www.comcar.co.uk may well be your friend - allows you to search by criteria.
Danny S said:
O/T, whats a P11D value ?
It's the value shown on your P11D form when the tax benefit is being worked out.Essentially it's the list price shown in the brochure - it doesn't take any discounts/favours/ex demos/used prices into account. So if you decide to run a 10 year old M5 as a company car you will get taxed on it's original list price - not it's current value.
callahan said:
Hi
I'm in the process of choosing my next company car and have been given a slightly bizarre list of requirements:
Must be an estate
Diesel - under 2l capacity gets 11p / mile, over gets 16p (so over is preferable unless the mpg makes enough of a difference)
P11D value not over £25k (which is odd as we lease them)
The only diesel estate for under £25k (with an engine over 2 litre) I can think of is the Honda Accord.
Does anyone have any better suggestions? I'm new to this malarkey so have no idea about costs etc, but I do about 30k pa, lower rate of tax and so on. Other cars I've been looking at are the Passat, Superb, Octavia VRS etc, but all are under 2 litres....
Thanks for any help.
There are loads out there to choose from for £25k.I'm in the process of choosing my next company car and have been given a slightly bizarre list of requirements:
Must be an estate
Diesel - under 2l capacity gets 11p / mile, over gets 16p (so over is preferable unless the mpg makes enough of a difference)
P11D value not over £25k (which is odd as we lease them)
The only diesel estate for under £25k (with an engine over 2 litre) I can think of is the Honda Accord.
Does anyone have any better suggestions? I'm new to this malarkey so have no idea about costs etc, but I do about 30k pa, lower rate of tax and so on. Other cars I've been looking at are the Passat, Superb, Octavia VRS etc, but all are under 2 litres....
Thanks for any help.
Passatt, Insignia, 3 Series, Saab 9-3 and 9-5, Audi A4 Poss to get A6(Basic), C Class, Accord, Mazda, When mine was due to change I used Motors.co.uk, Ebay (Trade only search) and Compucar as well as Autotrader to get an idea of what was out there.
A205GTI said:
callahan said:
Hi
I'm in the process of choosing my next company car and have been given a slightly bizarre list of requirements:
Must be an estate
Diesel - under 2l capacity gets 11p / mile, over gets 16p (so over is preferable unless the mpg makes enough of a difference)
P11D value not over £25k (which is odd as we lease them)
The only diesel estate for under £25k (with an engine over 2 litre) I can think of is the Honda Accord.
Does anyone have any better suggestions? I'm new to this malarkey so have no idea about costs etc, but I do about 30k pa, lower rate of tax and so on. Other cars I've been looking at are the Passat, Superb, Octavia VRS etc, but all are under 2 litres....
Thanks for any help.
There are loads out there to choose from for £25k.I'm in the process of choosing my next company car and have been given a slightly bizarre list of requirements:
Must be an estate
Diesel - under 2l capacity gets 11p / mile, over gets 16p (so over is preferable unless the mpg makes enough of a difference)
P11D value not over £25k (which is odd as we lease them)
The only diesel estate for under £25k (with an engine over 2 litre) I can think of is the Honda Accord.
Does anyone have any better suggestions? I'm new to this malarkey so have no idea about costs etc, but I do about 30k pa, lower rate of tax and so on. Other cars I've been looking at are the Passat, Superb, Octavia VRS etc, but all are under 2 litres....
Thanks for any help.
Passatt, Insignia, 3 Series, Saab 9-3 and 9-5, Audi A4 Poss to get A6(Basic), C Class, Accord, Mazda, When mine was due to change I used Motors.co.uk, Ebay (Trade only search) and Compucar as well as Autotrader to get an idea of what was out there.
Edited by Lefty 200 Drams on Tuesday 29th June 15:16
Bonefish Blues said:
www.comcar.co.uk may well be your friend - allows you to search by criteria.
Good link, but it comes up with a Mazda6, Avensis, Accord or Pug 407SW 
God help me.....
RicksAlfas said:
Danny S said:
O/T, whats a P11D value ?
It's the value shown on your P11D form when the tax benefit is being worked out.Essentially it's the list price shown in the brochure - it doesn't take any discounts/favours/ex demos/used prices into account. So if you decide to run a 10 year old M5 as a company car you will get taxed on it's original list price - not it's current value.
Another vote for the Subaru here, but the new toyota avensis has a 2.2 diesel and looks rather unique
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- but not sure of P11D value.

