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Planty02
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22nd Mar 06 at 18:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
The corsa is in the lowest bracket (£40 down from £65)

Will old corsas (1995 ) be taxed under the new system or is it just for new cars?

[Edited on 22-03-2006 by Planty02]
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it only applies to cars registered after 2001 or 2002, cant remember which
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Id rather pay 200 & have a decent (fast) car all the same
Planty02
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quote:
Originally posted by RobHayes
it only applies to cars registered after 2001 or 2002, cant remember which


nuts
Planty02
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Friends of the earth (or greenpeace) want the government to charge £600 to tax 4x4's etc
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quote:
Originally posted by Planty02
Friends of the earth (or greenpeace) want the government to charge £600 to tax 4x4's etc


If the closest to off road its going to see is up on the kerb outside school then I agree!!
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quote:
Originally posted by Planty02
Friends of the earth (or greenpeace) want the government to charge £600 to tax 4x4's etc


Fuckin right 4x4's are Gay.

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Planty02
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dont get me wrong, im not a fan of 4x4's and think its stupid for people to have for just driving round town etc (ie not off road) but surely the 4x4 woners of the country wont just stand by and let that happen
PaulW
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from mig...

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Cars registered pre March 1st 2001

Cars under 1549cc duty is frozen at £110

Cars over 1549cc duty goes up from £170 to £175


fucking robbing bastards!!! was in the customs museum today with my mum (she visited me in uni) and it was on walls saying from petrol they make £1500000000 per year from tax on petrol... fucking hell they get enough as it is!
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They have'nt got much choice, its harsh on people who need 4x4's though like farmers etc. I hardly think 4x4's are the worst offenders to pollution, but at least it will make the people who dont need one think twice about buying one.
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maybe im a little biased but surely its not fair that people with older cars should pay more tax than someone with a newer car that would probably be in the same tax band (ie produce similar emissions)
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It's not just 4x4s - anything in the highest CO2 producing band is going up - like Aston Martin Vanquish, etc.
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quote:
Originally posted by joe6886
They have'nt got much choice, its harsh on people who need 4x4's though like farmers etc. I hardly think 4x4's are the worst offenders to pollution, but at least it will make the people who dont need one think twice about buying one.

It shouldn't be about whether you "need" one. You should be allowed free choice of what car you want to buy. A 4x4 driver has as much right to use the road, and thus should be charged the same as any other motorist.
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it's all the busses with feck all people on them that cause a lot of the pollution
Joe
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quote:
Originally posted by James_DT
quote:
Originally posted by joe6886

It shouldn't be about whether you "need" one. You should be allowed free choice of what car you want to buy. A 4x4 driver has as much right to use the road, and thus should be charged the same as any other motorist.


I completely agree but if they are going to put road tax up on something they are likely to take it out on the bigger engined cars. Rather than sting the average person with his average car. Personally i'm not bothered the government will do what they want, nothing will stop them so theres not much point complaining.
ClaireF
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tbh most people that have 4x4 (posh ones anyhow) are rich so paying a bit more for road tax wont bother them.

My dad has a 4x4 but its a H reg. I dont think hes to pleased.
Paul H
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so does someone with a panda 4 x 4 pay £200 now
Ry_B
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Lads we're missing the point here...you say they don't NEED a 4x4, but do you NEED a C20 LET corsa?
ClaireF
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22nd Mar 06 at 21:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
true, because whats the point of getting a fast car when you cant drive over 70mph unless u rally.
Jake
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reach the speedlimit quicker
langey
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quote:
Originally posted by vauxcorsagirl
true, because whats the point of getting a fast car when you cant drive over 70mph unless u rally.


or unless your on a private road
ClaireF
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22nd Mar 06 at 21:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
ok, or a private road
Jake
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track and drag strip aswell...
ClaireF
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ok cant go more than 70 on a public road, where the road legal is 70
Jake
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because alot of people dont stick to the speedlimit.

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