road tax
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combine

Original Poster:

3,114 posts

258 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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£392 next year for the wedge ? Daylight robbery if you ask me , similar for our two 4wd's and not far off that for the '7' .So maybe the wife's 4wd is for the chop !

andy390se

318 posts

252 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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i didnt think the wedge fell in band g because of its age is it only for cars registered after 06 someone enlighten me and will my (98R) seat alhambra 2.0 go up in price??

l33

3,469 posts

253 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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No - will still be £175ish for the year - see this thread:
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?p=1&f=13&t=369072&h=0

Happy days...

Edited to say the new band "G" (£400) for chelsea tractors (4x4's) and other car with high emissions will only be applicable to new cars.

Edited by l33 on Friday 23 March 18:59

andy390se

318 posts

252 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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thats handy but if i had to i, like many others would pay 400 to tax my wedge because the enjoyment i get is worth it higher taxes will not get every one on the bus!!

l33

3,469 posts

253 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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andy390se said:
thats handy but if i had to i, like many others would pay 400 to tax my wedge because the enjoyment i get is worth it higher taxes will not get every one on the bus!!

Here Here.
I am after a 4x4 at the moment. Its a bugger about the extra tax, but its hardly going to stop me buying the car I want. Borrocks to Brown is what I say.

brap_brap

753 posts

238 months

Saturday 24th March 2007
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You guys are getting ripped off.

Instead on tax disk, I have a renewal sticker on my licence plate. $72 Maybe 28 quid?
That price is the same for any passenger vehicle no matter its worth.

wedg1e

27,038 posts

294 months

Saturday 24th March 2007
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brap_brap said:
You guys are getting ripped off.



We know.

mightymouse

1,438 posts

257 months

Saturday 24th March 2007
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wedg1e said:
brap_brap said:
You guys are getting ripped off.



We know.


Yeah don't we know it - in more ways than one rolleyes

combine

Original Poster:

3,114 posts

258 months

Saturday 24th March 2007
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Thanks for that info Lee , thats made me very very relieved !!!!!

blaineuk

2,615 posts

276 months

Saturday 24th March 2007
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[quote=combine]Thanks for that info Lee , thats made me very very relieved !!!!![/quotee]

only the range rover will cost you over £300.

firefox1712

1,772 posts

284 months

Sunday 25th March 2007
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If you go to the DVLA site and folloow the link to 'how much will it cost' you get directed to the wrong page. If you follow a roundabout route you will reach the proper page where the higher tax bands only apply to cars first registered after 2001 I think and 2006. I'll try to find it again and put up a link.

JJ

firefox1712

1,772 posts

284 months

Sunday 25th March 2007
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Hmm - using the DVLA site and following the 'how much does it cost' link took me there forst go this time!

Here it is:-

www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/HowToTaxYourVehicle/DG_10012524

mightymouse

1,438 posts

257 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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Just taxed my 350i today - £99:00 for six months - up £2:75 from last time.

Really don't know why we should have to pay that especially doing less than 3K miles per year.
Time the censored government revised the cut off year for excemption - suppose that's another topic.

wedg1e

27,038 posts

294 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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Why should they change it? It's a penalty for having the audacity to want your own transport.

I've come up with the ideal solution to get out of giving Blair and co. any more of my money than I need to:

1. sell the TVR
2. emigrate

wee man

746 posts

266 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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wedg1e said:
Why should they change it? It's a penalty for having the audacity to want your own transport.

I've come up with the ideal solution to get out of giving Blair and co. any more of my money than I need to:

1. sell the TVR
2. emigrate


Better idea?

1. Emigrate.
2. Take the TVR with you.

brap_brap

753 posts

238 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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Emmigrate here.
There's no yearly inspections here.
There's no emissions standards or tests.
Gas is still under a dollar a litre.
We need more wedges as well.

wedg1e

27,038 posts

294 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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brap_brap said:
Emmigrate here.
There's no yearly inspections here.
There's no emissions standards or tests.
Gas is still under a dollar a litre.
We need more wedges as well.



Yeah, I rather suspect the 9-month winters and freezing darkness might put me off that idea