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Raistlin · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 14:47 #1

... and it was CHEAPER than I thought. Only Â£250. For some reason I thought it should be Â£275

Jürgen · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 16:13 #2

Is this the road tax for a year, Paul?

Raistlin · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 16:18 #3

That's right JÃ¼rgen

Jürgen · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 16:47 #4

It's about the same I have to pay for my Diesel.

ceedy · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 19:35 #5

that's what I paid a couple months ago !! dizzle !! too.

Bermudan 75 · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 20:05 #6

Yup, Â£250 for a diesel.

Raistlin · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 20:20 #7

Rover418275 wrote:Yup, Â£250 for a diesel.

auto. Higher emissions than the manual.

Duncan · Posted 06 Jan 2013, 21:30 #8

2004 diesel auto tourer is also Â£250 according to the website.

carlpenn · Posted 07 Jan 2013, 17:51 #9

Duncan wrote:2004 diesel auto tourer is also Â£250 according to the website.

Shocking that is! My 52 Plate Diesel Manual is Â£175 ? How can they justify a Â£75 difference between a Manual and a Automatic? The Emissions are not that different are they?

Raistlin · Posted 07 Jan 2013, 18:42 #10

Different enough to put the auto in a higher group Carl.

James.uk · Posted 07 Jan 2013, 18:43 #11

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The diff in fuel usage is approx 10% more for auto's... So a fair incease would be Â£17.50..... ???
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Raistlin · Posted 07 Jan 2013, 18:53 #12

James.uk wrote:.
The diff in fuel usage is approx 10% more for auto's... So a fair incease would be Â£15..... ???
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Come on James - who said anything about 'fair' when it comes to fleecing motorists? :lol:

James.uk · Posted 07 Jan 2013, 18:58 #13

Ooeerr. i just edited my deliberate mistake. But you had copy pasted it already. :O . lol..

Nah, motorists are just cash cows innit Paul..

carlpenn · Posted 07 Jan 2013, 19:14 #14

Thats almost as much for a 2.0l V6 Disc or a 2.5l V6 Disc and surely they produce far more Emmissions?

Funnily enough, When I was contemplating swapping out the Tourer for a Saloon, I started checking Tax Disc prices as part of my list to look for. How sad is that? Â£220 for a 1999 / 2000 2.0l / 2.5l compared to up to Â£270 for a later model!

Duncan · Posted 07 Jan 2013, 20:22 #15

Yes diesels produce less emissions, but because they are 'dirtier' in other ways they are penalised.

Specifically they are alleged to produce more particulates (that's not actually smoke, but small invisible particles) although some petrols are actually worse. That's how it was justified.

Roverite · Posted 20 Jan 2013, 14:46 #16

Manual CDTi was Â£170 PA, in December 2012 (Â£165 in 2011)

Roverite

Airedale · Posted 20 Jan 2013, 18:13 #17

carlpenn wrote:
Duncan wrote:2004 diesel auto tourer is also Â£250 according to the website.

Shocking that is! My 52 Plate Diesel Manual is Â£175 ? How can they justify a Â£75 difference between a Manual and a Automatic? The Emissions are not that different are they?

Think yourself lucky you haven't got an 06 plate V6 - Â£253 for six months

Borg Warner · Posted 20 Jan 2013, 18:44 #18

Airedale wrote:
carlpenn wrote:
Duncan wrote:2004 diesel auto tourer is also Â£250 according to the website.

Shocking that is! My 52 Plate Diesel Manual is Â£175 ? How can they justify a Â£75 difference between a Manual and a Automatic? The Emissions are not that different are they?

Think yourself lucky you haven't got an 06 plate V6 - Â£253 for six months

Chuffin Nora!!! My V6 Freelander's only Â£270. Almost cheap motoring.

woolleysox · Posted 01 Mar 2013, 20:43 #19

I always tax my cars on line after years of post office and tax office in central Birmingham before that its a dream, Talking of dreams I still have the original log book for my first car 1955 Ford Zephyr Six mk1 and the road tax was Â£12 per year you could even pay it quarterly and petrol 4/11 a gallon (25p) for you nippers oh happy days could do with that price fuel now for my ZTT 260

Bermudan 75 · Posted 01 Mar 2013, 20:52 #20

What year was that Rob? I assume it was after 1955?

Mike

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