So it's £400 Road Tax next year then!!!!!
21 March 2007, 09:05 PM
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Stolen from a thread in general
What this means for Impreza drivers -
Classics - £5 extra this year and £5 increments for next two years
Newage - £10 extra this year (those registered after March 1, 2001) and £5 increments for next two years. Makes the tax £200 per year this year, £205 next and £210 in 2009.
Newage 2007 models - £300 this year increases to £400 per year 2008
On top of this yet another 2p a litre (8p+ per gallon) in fuel duty from October.
HTH
Classics - £5 extra this year and £5 increments for next two years
Newage - £10 extra this year (those registered after March 1, 2001) and £5 increments for next two years. Makes the tax £200 per year this year, £205 next and £210 in 2009.
Newage 2007 models - £300 this year increases to £400 per year 2008
On top of this yet another 2p a litre (8p+ per gallon) in fuel duty from October.
HTH
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21 March 2007, 09:25 PM
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Check out this thread, explains it all.
https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...-will-pay.html
Not as bad as I was expecting for my MY03 STi
https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...-will-pay.html
Not as bad as I was expecting for my MY03 STi
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21 March 2007, 09:27 PM
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21 March 2007, 09:29 PM
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Petrol car TC48
Cars registered on or after 1 March 2001 based on CO2 emissions and fuel type.
Please note: These rates apply only to cars that have been type approved within category M1 of Annex II to Council Directive 70/156/EEC and which have been registered on the basis of a type approval certificate that shows its carbon dioxide emissions level in terms of grams per kilometre driven.
Band
CO2 emission figures (g/km)*
Petrol car 12 months rate £
Petrol car 6 months rate £
A
up to
100
0.00
-
B
101-120
35.00
-
C
121-150
115.00
63.25
D
151-165
140.00
77.00
E
166-185
165.00
90.75
F
Over 185
205.00
112.75
Cars registered on or after 23 March 2006
Band
CO2 emission figures (g/km)*
Petrol car 12 months rate £
Petrol car 6 months rate £
G
Over 225
300.00
165.00
Cars registered on or after 1 March 2001 based on CO2 emissions and fuel type.
Please note: These rates apply only to cars that have been type approved within category M1 of Annex II to Council Directive 70/156/EEC and which have been registered on the basis of a type approval certificate that shows its carbon dioxide emissions level in terms of grams per kilometre driven.
Band
CO2 emission figures (g/km)*
Petrol car 12 months rate £
Petrol car 6 months rate £
A
up to
100
0.00
-
B
101-120
35.00
-
C
121-150
115.00
63.25
D
151-165
140.00
77.00
E
166-185
165.00
90.75
F
Over 185
205.00
112.75
Cars registered on or after 23 March 2006
Band
CO2 emission figures (g/km)*
Petrol car 12 months rate £
Petrol car 6 months rate £
G
Over 225
300.00
165.00
22 March 2007, 10:18 AM
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This is utter b*ll*x 
!!! It makes me laugh, they make out they are giving you more money by lowing taxes and increasing benifits, but then they up stuff like Car tax and petrol, so if you add it all up, your probably no better off..... infact for most, your probably worse off!!
Least I've got a classic
!!!
!!! It makes me laugh, they make out they are giving you more money by lowing taxes and increasing benifits, but then they up stuff like Car tax and petrol, so if you add it all up, your probably no better off..... infact for most, your probably worse off!!Least I've got a classic
!!!
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I was trying to work that out on the dvla website , all i know is my car has a C02 emissions of 219 and is in band F
The relevant point is that its only applicable to cars first registered on or after 23 March 2006. You could therefore drive a car registered before that date with really high CO2 emissions but you'd not be caught by the new rates.
Just checked the emissions for the RB320 and it's 292
The relevant point is that its only applicable to cars first registered on or after 23 March 2006. You could therefore drive a car registered before that date with really high CO2 emissions but you'd not be caught by the new rates.
Just checked the emissions for the RB320 and it's 292
22 March 2007, 01:07 PM
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I was trying to work that out on the dvla website , all i know is my car has a C02 emissions of 219 and is in band F
The relevant point is that its only applicable to cars first registered on or after 23 March 2006. You could therefore drive a car registered before that date with really high CO2 emissions but you'd not be caught by the new rates.
Just checked the emissions for the RB320 and it's 292
The relevant point is that its only applicable to cars first registered on or after 23 March 2006. You could therefore drive a car registered before that date with really high CO2 emissions but you'd not be caught by the new rates.
Just checked the emissions for the RB320 and it's 292
lol
