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Title: Road tax
Post by: flyer 0712 on 06 February 2012, 21:18:21
Just been looking at the D.V.L.A. road tax costs.....did not know that as from 1st march 2001 if you want to tax a 2.2 omega the cost is £445.....and if it is 3.0 ltr  the cost is £460...add to that the cost of the insurance it may out cost the price of the car.No wonder they are a lot of car for such crap money..surely i cant be seeing things can  i :o >:(
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: pauls on 06 February 2012, 21:25:47
I have seen that but its not correct just taxed mine cost i think was 260 for 12 months.  :y
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Post by: paul.lovejoy on 06 February 2012, 21:27:56
you only pay band K as it was registered before 2006 .....£143 6 months £260 for the year
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: the alarming man on 06 February 2012, 21:28:48
yeah mine for 6 months was £147...i think.....certainley was'nt anywhere near what you have quoted :y
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: the alarming man on 06 February 2012, 21:30:08
yes pauls got it...it was £ 143 :y

hows the car mr lovejoy???...have not bumped into you lately though mate :y
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: Andy B on 06 February 2012, 21:40:39
Just been looking at the D.V.L.A. road tax costs.....did not know that as from 1st march 2001 if you want to tax a 2.2 omega the cost is £445.....and if it is 3.0 ltr  the cost is £460...add to that the cost of the insurance it may out cost the price of the car.No wonder they are a lot of car for such crap money..surely i cant be seeing things can  i :o >:(

DVLA/Gov back pedalled because the new rules were originally going to be back dated.
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: flyer 0712 on 06 February 2012, 21:42:06
ok thanks chaps i was reading it up on the d v l a site....thank  :y :)god i am wrong 
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: paul.lovejoy on 06 February 2012, 22:09:22
yes pauls got it...it was £ 143 :y

hows the car mr lovejoy???...have not bumped into you lately though mate :y

Cars going great now thanks Mark just gotta get it of wifey now and again ;D ;D but all good mate.where is millwall is he on a ban ;D ;D
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: omega3000 on 06 February 2012, 22:18:08
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if it is 3.0 ltr  the cost is £460.
:o :o :o

Got me worried there , thats what you pay now if you have a big 4x4 aint it  :-\
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: the alarming man on 06 February 2012, 22:28:42
yes pauls got it...it was £ 143 :y

hows the car mr lovejoy???...have not bumped into you lately though mate :y

Cars going great now thanks Mark just gotta get it of wifey now and again ;D ;D but all good mate.where is millwall is he on a ban ;D ;D




now thats funny you should say that paul...as me and lisa were discussing that the other day as he is rather quite...unless he is enjoying the pvc of them wellies too much????? :y
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: alfie on 07 February 2012, 09:15:50
My 2.5 1999 v reg was £118.25 last wednesday for 6 months.
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: tunnie on 07 February 2012, 11:59:44
That super high rate, does not apply to any Omega  :y
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: thebaldeagle on 07 February 2012, 17:49:07
the tax issue was what i looked into before buying the MV6....if it was goin to be £400+ i would never of purchased it..thankfully it wasnt,and since the 1.8 astra convertible we hdid have was virtually as dear,i feel no contest lol
 :y :y :y :y :D
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: waspy on 07 February 2012, 18:05:08
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if it is 3.0 ltr  the cost is £460.
:o :o :o

Got me worried there , thats what you pay now if you have a big 4x4 aint it  :-\

<------------- No, well actually yes. Anything with a big engine.
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: Andy B on 07 February 2012, 18:10:51
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if it is 3.0 ltr  the cost is £460.
:o :o :o

Got me worried there , thats what you pay now if you have a big 4x4 aint it  :-\

<------------- No, well actually yes. Anything with a big engine.

Or more to the point, it's anything with big emissions  ;) ;) ;)
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: Olympia5776 on 07 February 2012, 19:50:23
That super high rate, does not apply to any Omega  :y

Oh how I wish that were true ..... My 2.0 has risen to €660 (£550) this year .
Add to that insurance and it's costing me € 1000 per annum to do circa 3000 miles and that makes no economic sense at all . The Irish government have killed any enjoyment from motoring over here . Damn them , Damn them all >:(
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: aaronjb on 07 February 2012, 20:35:03
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if it is 3.0 ltr  the cost is £460.
:o :o :o

Got me worried there , thats what you pay now if you have a big 4x4 aint it  :-\

<------------- No, well actually yes. Anything with a big engine.

Or more to the point, it's anything with big emissions  ;) ;) ;)

Yup, it makes me chuckle that someone buying a brand new RX-8 pays the same first year tax as someone buying a Maybach at 10x the price..
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: paul.lovejoy on 07 February 2012, 20:54:12
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if it is 3.0 ltr  the cost is £460.
:o :o :o

Got me worried there , thats what you pay now if you have a big 4x4 aint it  :-\

<------------- No, well actually yes. Anything with a big engine.

Or more to the point, it's anything with big emissions  ;) ;) ;)

and another point to add on that point which was added to the other point. and registered after 2006
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: Vamps on 07 February 2012, 23:48:45
That super high rate, does not apply to any Omega  :y

Oh how I wish that were true ..... My 2.0 has risen to €660 (£550) this year .
Add to that insurance and it's costing me € 1000 per annum to do circa 3000 miles and that makes no economic sense at all . The Irish government have killed any enjoyment from motoring over here . Damn them , Damn them all >:(

That is shocking, and we complain over here...... :(
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: tunnie on 08 February 2012, 08:37:29
That super high rate, does not apply to any Omega  :y

Oh how I wish that were true ..... My 2.0 has risen to €660 (£550) this year .
Add to that insurance and it's costing me € 1000 per annum to do circa 3000 miles and that makes no economic sense at all . The Irish government have killed any enjoyment from motoring over here . Damn them , Damn them all >:(

Ohh yeh forgot about the Irish, that really does take the pish  :(
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: B4rry.B on 08 February 2012, 09:15:40
Hi Guys n Girls, not been on for a while, nice to see the banter has not changed.
 
Had to change the beloved 2.0l when engine needed major repairs, so got misses an 03 plate 2.2, and like a lot of you, was amazed at cost of tax, £240 for 6 months, where my 3.5l bmw was only £118 for six months, mainly because it's a 1989 reg, and thought that was expensive.

Government stitched us up good and tight on this one, goes on the Co2 registered by the manufacturer for that vehicle, not as it should be, what readings are at time of mot.  When we mot'd this one back end of last october, the emissions were a quarter of recommended, which would have put it into 2 bands below.

As Tunnie has said, the Irish is very expensive, and always has been,I have always sympathised with them, my inlaws are Irish and have commented many a time about it, in fact we took a Vauxhall corsa over for a neice early last year, her tax was twice that over here for a  1.0l on top of all the cost for importing it and mot, even though it had an english mot the week before it went over.

 
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: Radar on 08 February 2012, 09:28:01
Are you sure £240 for 6 months - that doesn't sound right
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: B4rry.B on 08 February 2012, 09:32:28
Your right Radar, it's £143, thats what you get for trying to do 3 things at once.doh
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: paul.lovejoy on 08 February 2012, 14:57:26
Its a taxing subject ::)
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: martin42 on 08 February 2012, 20:42:33
i was discussing this today at work,im paying £143 for 6months for my 2.6,to sit in my garage most of the time,comes out once or twice a week for a quick run,how can they band cars for high emissions when it is being used less than most of the other cars on the road,so how can my car be making the same amount of emissions as some1 who uses theirs everyday,ive said it for years,slap an extra 1p on a litre of fuel,and that goes for your car tax,if your a high user you pay more,a light user you pay less,and that way everybody pays it.
Title: Re: Road tax
Post by: B4rry.B on 09 February 2012, 08:40:45
That would be too easy, Martin, I agree to paying more on petrol and diesel, it would ensure that everyone pays, no tax dodgers, no paying more for a grouped set rate as is happening, everyone equal.

But that would be too easy and would not bring in the exorbitant monies the government NEED  ;) ;)