Get 4x4 Car Tax Due 31st March Today! ... Pre Budget ... £190

sk1n

Taken from : http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/media/73B/74/bud07_chapter7_273.pdf

7.78 As with fuel duty rates, the Government today announces VED rates for this year and
the next two years to further sharpen environmental signals to motorists to purchase more
fuel efficient vehicles and continue to support the development of low-carbon market,
including:
• raising the rate for the most polluting cars (band G) to £300 in 2007-08 and
£400 in 2008-09; and reducing the rate for low-carbon band B cars to £35 in
2007-08, with that rate then frozen for the subsequent two years;
• raising the rates for graduated bands C-E, cars registered before 2001 and all
light goods vehicles by £5 in each of the next three years;
• raising the rates for graduated band F by £10 in 2007-08, then £5 in each of
the subsequent two years;
• in 2007-08 only, freezing the rates for motorbikes in the lower band with
higher bands increasing by £1-£2; and freezing VED rates for Heavy Goods
Vehicles (HGV), Special Types Vehicles, Combined Transport Vehicles and all
vehicle categories that are linked to the basic goods rate;7 and
• aligning the VED rates for petrol and diesel cars as the differential in nitrogen
oxides and particulate matter emissions for new cars is expected to fall to
close to zero once Euro V and VI emission standards become mandatory.
• Changes to this year’s VED rates take effect from 22 March 2007. All changes
in subsequent years take effect from licenses commencing 1 April in the
respective year.

It seems that 4x4`s over 1 yr old will increase by £10 this year as only cars registered from April 06 are Band G.

Hope it helps.
Sk1n

brazilianwax

DKLS wrote: »

I have a 4x4 estate that does 23MPG, Boss has an X5 that does 38MPG, we are just an easy target.
What more polluting a new X5 or a 15yr old Mondeo??????

Our cars don't count DKLS

When they say 4x4 they mean SUV. The emissions on my AWD evo are lower than my other car (with a bigger engine and half the BHP) so costs less in tax.

I get stung on petrol though - only get 4-16mpg! :eek:

I love my car!

otv

ms2005 wrote: »

hope you declared this to your insurance company else all those mods will certainly be paying for in your premium which won't pay out if you smack him

All mods declared and even ones i havent done yet :rolleyes:

alm721

sk1n wrote: »

Taken from : http://www.hm-treasury.gov.uk/media/73B/74/bud07_chapter7_273.pdf

7.78 As with fuel duty rates, the Government today announces VED rates for this year and
the next two years to further sharpen environmental signals to motorists to purchase more
fuel efficient vehicles and continue to support the development of low-carbon market,
including:
• raising the rate for the most polluting cars (band G) to £300 in 2007-08 and
£400 in 2008-09; and reducing the rate for low-carbon band B cars to £35 in
2007-08, with that rate then frozen for the subsequent two years;
• raising the rates for graduated bands C-E, cars registered before 2001 and all
light goods vehicles by £5 in each of the next three years;
• raising the rates for graduated band F by £10 in 2007-08, then £5 in each of
the subsequent two years;
• in 2007-08 only, freezing the rates for motorbikes in the lower band with
higher bands increasing by £1-£2; and freezing VED rates for Heavy Goods
Vehicles (HGV), Special Types Vehicles, Combined Transport Vehicles and all
vehicle categories that are linked to the basic goods rate;7 and
• aligning the VED rates for petrol and diesel cars as the differential in nitrogen
oxides and particulate matter emissions for new cars is expected to fall to
close to zero once Euro V and VI emission standards become mandatory.
• Changes to this year’s VED rates take effect from 22 March 2007. All changes
in subsequent years take effect from licenses commencing 1 April in the
respective year.

It seems that 4x4`s over 1 yr old will increase by £10 this year as only cars registered from April 06 are Band G.

Hope it helps.
Sk1n

So does that mean our 2005 Nissan Terrano 4x4 can only be in band F?

alm721

Sorry was trying to make the bit above stand out, didn't realise it would go that big!

sk1n

from what i can see/find Only Cars registered on or after 23 March 2006 can be in Band G.
see for updated pricing: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/HowToTaxYourVehicle/DG_10012524

Sk1n

DKLS

brazilianwax wrote: »

Our cars don't count DKLS

When they say 4x4 they mean SUV. The emissions on my AWD evo are lower than my other car (with a bigger engine and half the BHP) so costs less in tax.

I get stung on petrol though - only get 4-16mpg! :eek:

I love my car!

Go girl!!!! Thought mine was bad at 23MPG Strangely I get that mileage whther I drive like a rally driver or Driving Miss Daisy Bizarre!!!!
I love my car too, Will take an EVO for a test drive, once I have had this years payrise chat with the boss.

brazilianwax

DKLS wrote: »

Will take an EVO for a test drive, once I have had this years payrise chat with the boss.

Yay!!!


:T :T :T :T

alm721

sk1n wrote: »

from what i can see/find Only Cars registered on or after 23 March 2006 can be in Band G.
see for updated pricing: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/HowToTaxYourVehicle/DG_10012524

Sk1n

Hi there, yes you're right. Ive just checked and have also checked on the DVLA website http://www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/ if you do on vehicle enquiry and then put in your registration number and make or car it will tell you how much your tax is now (after budget) and if you look at the link above it matches to a band. We are in band F and have a 2.9l Nissan Terrano.:T

Many Thanks