Exact list price of luxury car tax
Exact list price of luxury car tax
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matt21

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4,381 posts

232 months

Saturday 1st August
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Does anyone know the exact list price a car is subject to the “luxury” car tax. Parents are looking to buy a T Roc and the list is just over £40k. Even the dealer seems confused. My understanding is if the first RFL subtracted from the list price is below £40k then it does not apply, therefore making actual threshold £40500ish.

Magic919

14,392 posts

229 months

Sunday 2nd August
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It’s £40k and doesn’t include the road tax as part of the list price.

Soloman Dodd

1,033 posts

70 months

Sunday 2nd August
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Yes, the days of an on the road price are gone.

Sheepshanks

40,530 posts

147 months

Sunday 2nd August
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It's easy with VW as the configurator can show the P11D value, which is the OTR price less VED and registration fee. The expensive car supplement is based off that.

The Rotrex Kid

34,528 posts

188 months

Sunday 2nd August
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It’s £40k and it’s printed on the front of the V5 so get the dealer to look at that.

Doesitdrive

1,714 posts

9 months

Sunday 2nd August
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The Rotrex Kid said:
It s £40k and it s printed on the front of the V5 so get the dealer to look at that.
It won't have a V5 until it is bought and registered?

plfrench

4,692 posts

296 months

Sunday 2nd August
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It’s £50k for an EV if they weren’t aware.

CoolHands

23,114 posts

223 months

Sunday 2nd August
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You’d think a car salesman would actually know some basic st about his job.

The Rotrex Kid

34,528 posts

188 months

Sunday 2nd August
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Doesitdrive said:
The Rotrex Kid said:
It s £40k and it s printed on the front of the V5 so get the dealer to look at that.
It won't have a V5 until it is bought and registered?
The dealer will (should) have the V5.

The Rotrex Kid

34,528 posts

188 months

Sunday 2nd August
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croyde

26,139 posts

258 months

Sunday 2nd August
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More fiscal drag. £40k no longer gets you a luxury car frown

Sheepshanks

40,530 posts

147 months

Sunday 2nd August
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The Rotrex Kid said:
Are we missing something - for a new car that document doesn't exist until it's registered, does it?

The Rotrex Kid

34,528 posts

188 months

Sunday 2nd August
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I assumed it was used. My mistake!

Doesitdrive

1,714 posts

9 months

Sunday 2nd August
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The Rotrex Kid said:
I assumed it was used. My mistake!
Used and the dealer would have all the information, I think the post suggests it was new,

The Rotrex Kid

34,528 posts

188 months

Sunday 2nd August
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If it’s new; then it’s the P11D value. Dealer should be able to give this very easily.

Monkeylegend

28,951 posts

259 months

Sunday 2nd August
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The salesman/woman should know without having to wait for a V5 to be issued.

If they are confused it will be because they knows it might put somebody off buying a car that will attract the premium car tax so they are trying to be as vague as possible until the car has been bought.

The Rotrex Kid

34,528 posts

188 months

Sunday 2nd August
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You could spec it on the configurator and there’s a handy little button to show P11D prices.


WrekinCrew

5,645 posts

178 months

Sunday 2nd August
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Does the P11D value include "non physical" options included at purchase time such as extended warranty or a service plan?

E-bmw

13,194 posts

180 months

Sunday 2nd August
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WrekinCrew said:
Does the P11D value include "non physical" options included at purchase time such as extended warranty or a service plan?
AFAIK no, but it is the full price rather than including any discounts negotiated/special offers/incentives etc. if that makes sense.

Friend of mine got caught out by that, full list was over £40k, discounted offer £38 ish, got stung for full tax.

Monkeylegend

28,951 posts

259 months

Sunday 2nd August
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And because you don't start paying it until year 2 it can come as a surprise if the salesman doesn't make you aware.