CO2 figures for k series
CO2 figures for k series
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jonny350

Original Poster:

38 posts

220 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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Anyone know the co2 figure for the k series in a 2004 elise? I don't know! Thanks.

Chadders

149 posts

240 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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If its your car, Look in the logbook, should say on the LH-side?

chads

jonny350

Original Poster:

38 posts

220 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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Not my car yet....... I just want to know the figure so I can work out the future cost of the car tax. Or is it too low volume for co2?

bogie

17,100 posts

302 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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a Rover engined one is in nearly the lowest tax bracket so dont worry wink

corinnemartin

15 posts

216 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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no more than 225 gkm

jonny350

Original Poster:

38 posts

220 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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Great, that sounds good - thanks!

corinnemartin

15 posts

216 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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hows the 340 going i take it you got it?

bogie

17,100 posts

302 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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errr a Rover engined Elise isnt over 200g of Co2 ...nah...waaayy less ...I think a S2111S 156bhp one was best (I had mine originally as a company car) and is 160g or less and 40mpg easily ....defo one of the most economical sportscars out there smile

clanger

1,087 posts

288 months

Friday 24th October 2008
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Yep with a little more cash to develop the k would have been a world beater - typical UK lack of development investment opportunity lost - big, big shame as it is a stonkin' engine

griffter

4,143 posts

285 months

Saturday 25th October 2008
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bogie said:
a Rover engined one is in nearly the lowest tax bracket so dont worry wink
Not quite:

Non VVC is 177g/km = band I next year - £205
111S is 163 g/km = band H - next year £175

Note that a lot of the data sources for C02 are wrong for the Non VVC and quote it as 163g/km.

You can check a specific car on:

http://www.taxdisc.direct.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/

Click "Vehicle enquiry"

Justin S

3,658 posts

291 months

Saturday 25th October 2008
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Its still lower than the Yota which will cost over £300 in 2010 to tax.

corinnemartin

15 posts

216 months

Saturday 25th October 2008
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bogie said:
errr a Rover engined Elise isnt over 200g of Co2 ...nah...waaayy less ...I think a S2111S 156bhp one was best (I had mine originally as a company car) and is 160g or less and 40mpg easily ....defo one of the most economical sportscars out there smile
errrr ever heard of a vhpd engine????lol

bogie

17,100 posts

302 months

Saturday 25th October 2008
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corinnemartin said:
bogie said:
errr a Rover engined Elise isnt over 200g of Co2 ...nah...waaayy less ...I think a S2111S 156bhp one was best (I had mine originally as a company car) and is 160g or less and 40mpg easily ....defo one of the most economical sportscars out there smile
errrr ever heard of a vhpd engine????lol
yeah...they was errr...a few hundred factory cars with them I think ...well..those that havnt been ripped out when they went bang and replaced by Honda and Audi engines now wink