CO2 Emissions?
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Lensey

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2,526 posts

313 months

Thursday 2nd August 2007
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Does anyone know what the CO2 emissions are for a T350?

Targarama

14,785 posts

313 months

Thursday 2nd August 2007
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Plenty

TGJR

750 posts

258 months

Thursday 2nd August 2007
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I think it's in the region of 350g/km. There are some green atrtibutes of TVR's though, namely:

-Low volume manufacturers pollute less than big mass production factories
-The cars only have to be moved a short distance from factory to customer
-Generally they are low mileage cars doing on average less than 5k p.a.
-Plastic cars more 'green' than metalt(hats a bit of a guess to be fairwink )

Lensey

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2,526 posts

313 months

Thursday 2nd August 2007
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TGJR said:
I think it's in the region of 350g/km. There are some green atrtibutes of TVR's though, namely:

-Low volume manufacturers pollute less than big mass production factories
-The cars only have to be moved a short distance from factory to customer
-Generally they are low mileage cars doing on average less than 5k p.a.
-Plastic cars more 'green' than metalt(hats a bit of a guess to be fairwink )
Thanks for that, unfortunately the taxman doesn't take that into considerationbiggrin

NCE 61

2,458 posts

311 months

Thursday 2nd August 2007
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405 g/km it was discussed on the Tuscan forum in this Topic the DVLA even changed one owners tax rating as all TVR should be classed as PLG.

JohnFairfield

555 posts

246 months

Friday 3rd August 2007
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There were not enough t350s made to require type approval, they are therefore not given an official CO2 emission level and are classified as PLG (private, light goods!!!). The cost of the road fund licence is therefore considerably less than it might have been.
I delight in telling my more green colleagues that my t350 officially has no CO2 emissions.

Look your car up here:
http://www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/appl...

John