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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: thebeast on 08 January 2022, 13:48:30
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If I am correct is car tax on v6 going to £600 just seen it
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That'll kill a few more off!
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Apparently in April this year my 2003 Omega 3.2 V6 will attract a (K band) tax of £360 pa, compared to £340 currently.
As I will be renewing my car tax in February it will still be at the lower rate. Going up to £360 is ok by me though, :y
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I'm not finding talk of a massive increase from a google search either :-\
band K rate will increase from £340 to £360
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https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax-rate-tables
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Are you looking at the first year rate for new vehicles, beasty boy? ::)
Or, perhaps, vehicles with a list price of more than £40,000 ?
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Cars registered between 2001 and 2017 according to my vehicle its 276gm CO2 so yes after April its £600, so I will get 1 year at £340 as my renewal is in march, then after that it will be £600 I presume. As mine is a Y26SE 2002 vauxhall omega CD
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A V6 omega is £340 on that table, don't know what you drive.
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Cars registered between 2001 and 2017 according to my vehicle its 276gm CO2 so yes after April its £600, so I will get 1 year at £340 as my renewal is in march, then after that it will be £600 I presume.
No, you are not checking against the K band for an Omega V6 (up to 2003) as from April 2022 when, as I quoted it will be £360 PA ;)
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Well when you get renewal don't be shocked I hope your right
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Well when you get renewal don't be shocked I hope your right
tax-rate-tables/rates-for-cars-registered-on-or-after-1-march-2001 BUT BEFORE 2017 (https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax-rate-tables/rates-for-cars-registered-on-or-after-1-march-2001)
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Cars and light goods vehicles registered before 1 March 2001 (https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-tax-rate-tables/rates-for-cars-registered-on-or-after-1-march-2001)
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Energy bills due to go up around 50% in April.....could you mean that. ::) :)
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Same as the Range Rover.
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Same as the Range Rover.
At least you get value for money from your £600 Mick! :y
Lord Opti with his mediocre Signum with an identity crisis however.... :(
What is a Signum? An estate? Hatchback? Something in between? :-\ ;D
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The Alabama Mumsybus is in the £600 bracket too...
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Same as the Range Rover.
At least you get value for money from your £600 Mick! :y
Lord Opti with his mediocre Signum with an identity crisis however.... :(
What is a Signum? An estate? Hatchback? Something in between? :-\ ;D
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A rarity 😅
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Same as the Range Rover.
At least you get value for money from your £600 Mick! :y
Lord Opti with his mediocre Signum with an identity crisis however.... :(
What is a Signum? An estate? Hatchback? Something in between? :-\ ;D
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A long wheel based four seater Astra hatch 😅
You're definitely underselling it...
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Cars registered between 2001 and 2017 according to my vehicle its 276gm CO2 so yes after April its £600, so I will get 1 year at £340 as my renewal is in march, then after that it will be £600 I presume. As mine is a Y26SE 2002 vauxhall omega CD
To clarify, vehicles with a higher g/km reading, but registered before March 2006, are placed in the K* Band. This is because it was argued at the time that somebody who purchased a vehicle with a higher g/km figure in 2004 for example, couldn't possibly have known that they were going to whack the road fund licence up two years later, hence it was not fair. Anyone that purchased a similar g/km vehicle registered after March 2006 would have/should have been aware of the higher tariff, so would end up paying the higher price.
K Band was created for this type of instance, including vehicles over 225g/km such as a V6 Omega, hence the * next to it.
Don't worry, you will not be paying £600. :) .... Well, not for the foreseeable at least. :)
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Cars registered between 2001 and 2017 according to my vehicle its 276gm CO2 so yes after April its £600, so I will get 1 year at £340 as my renewal is in march, then after that it will be £600 I presume. As mine is a Y26SE 2002 vauxhall omega CD
To clarify, vehicles with a higher g/km reading, but registered before March 2006, are placed in the K* Band. This is because it was argued at the time that somebody who purchased a vehicle with a higher g/km figure in 2004 for example, couldn't possibly have known that they were going to whack the road fund licence up two years later, hence it was not fair. Anyone that purchased a similar g/km vehicle registered after March 2006 would have/should have been aware of the higher tariff, so would end up paying the higher price.
K Band was created for this type of instance, including vehicles over 225g/km such as a V6 Omega, hence the * next to it.
Don't worry, you will not be paying £600. :) .... Well, not for the foreseeable at least. :)
:y :y
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Cars registered between 2001 and 2017 according to my vehicle its 276gm CO2 so yes after April its £600, so I will get 1 year at £340 as my renewal is in march, then after that it will be £600 I presume. As mine is a Y26SE 2002 vauxhall omega CD
To clarify, vehicles with a higher g/km reading, but registered before March 2006, are placed in the K* Band. This is because it was argued at the time that somebody who purchased a vehicle with a higher g/km figure in 2004 for example, couldn't possibly have known that they were going to whack the road fund licence up two years later, hence it was not fair. Anyone that purchased a similar g/km vehicle registered after March 2006 would have/should have been aware of the higher tariff, so would end up paying the higher price.
K Band was created for this type of instance, including vehicles over 225g/km such as a V6 Omega, hence the * next to it.
Don't worry, you will not be paying £600. :) .... Well, not for the foreseeable at least. :)
^^^ Exactly this ^^^
I'm sure the government will want to make a concerted effort to remove older, large engined petrols and diesels at some point in the future, as part of some ill informed reasoning about how its good for the environment, but that won't be for a while.
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Same as the Range Rover.
At least you get value for money from your £600 Mick! :y
Lord Opti with his mediocre Signum with an identity crisis however.... :(
What is a Signum? An estate? Hatchback? Something in between? :-\ ;D
......I like to believe it is a unique creation wholly unrelated to the dreary uninspired Vectra and therefore a classic in waiting. ;D ;D
I'm probably deluded though. ;)
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Same as the Range Rover.
Yep...I'm tempted to write to the DVLC and ask if they will reconsider the taxation bracket for it.
You never know....... ;D
£100 PA seems fair for a 15 year old Vauxhall. :y
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I seem to recall road tax being £25 a year for all cars regardless of engine capacity or pollution.
Perhaps I have that wrong though. I would have only been a nipper.
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I seem to recall road tax being £25 a year for all cars regardless of engine capacity or pollution.
Perhaps I have that wrong though. I would have only been a nipper.
My lads VRS estate is still only £30 a year. I wonder if he pays in instalments. ::) ;D
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I seem to recall road tax being £25 a year for all cars regardless of engine capacity or pollution.
Perhaps I have that wrong though. I would have only been a nipper.
My lads VRS estate is still only £30 a year. I wonder if he pays in instalments. ::) ;D
I do on the wife's diesel astra, £2 odd a month ;D
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
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Same as the Range Rover.
Yep...I'm tempted to write to the DVLC and ask if they will reconsider the taxation bracket for it.
You never know....... ;D
£100 PA seems fair for a 15 year old planet killer. :y
Fixed
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My Signum actually is £600. :'(
.
Same as the Range Rover.
At least you get value for money from your £600 Mick! :y
Lord Opti with his mediocre Signum with an identity crisis however.... :(
What is a Signum? An estate? Hatchback? Something in between? :-\ ;D
......I like to believe it is a unique creation wholly unrelated to the dreary uninspired Vectra and therefore a classic in waiting. ;D ;D
I'm probably deluded though. ;)
Hey you, mine resembles that remark :D
Also, yes you are. ;D
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I seem to recall road tax being £25 a year for all cars regardless of engine capacity or pollution.
Perhaps I have that wrong though. I would have only been a nipper.
My lads VRS estate is still only £30 a year. I wonder if he pays in instalments. ::) ;D
I do on the wife's diesel astra, £2 odd a month ;D
I have a Fiesta 1.4 diesel which is £30 a year to tax,they offered installments on that !!
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I seem to recall road tax being £25 a year for all cars regardless of engine capacity or pollution.
Perhaps I have that wrong though. I would have only been a nipper.
My lads VRS estate is still only £30 a year. I wonder if he pays in instalments. ::) ;D
I do on the wife's diesel astra, £2 odd a month ;D
I have a Fiesta 1.4 diesel which is £30 a year to tax,they offered installments on that !!
Mine is c.£18 a month, so it rounds it up nicely to about twenty quid.
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I seem to recall road tax being £25 a year for all cars regardless of engine capacity or pollution.
Perhaps I have that wrong though. I would have only been a nipper.
My lads VRS estate is still only £30 a year. I wonder if he pays in instalments. ::) ;D
I do on the wife's diesel astra, £2 odd a month ;D
I have a Fiesta 1.4 diesel which is £30 a year to tax,they offered installments on that !!
Mine is c.£18 a month, so it rounds it up nicely to about twenty quid.
So you pay £18 for an evil contraption that belches out black smoke and I pay £52.50 each month (£630 PA) for an ultra-clean future classic. :( :(
Hardly fair, is it. :-X :)
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Life's not fair. Deal with it :P
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Life's not fair. Deal with it :P
There should be a government funded policy to help impoverished Signum owners.
I'd be happy with £600 a year, leaving just £30 to pay.... :D ;D ;D
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Life's not fair. Deal with it :P
There should be a government funded policy to help impoverished Signum owners.
I'd be happy with £600 a year, leaving just £30 to pay.... :D ;D ;D
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What about us poor old pensioners, struggling with cost of running Range Rovers & Subarus it ain't easy..😂😂😂
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Blimey,, the posh Vectra is band K. Better not go up to £600.. :'(
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Life's not fair. Deal with it :P
There should be a government funded policy to help impoverished Signum owners.
I'd be happy with £600 a year, leaving just £30 to pay.... :D ;D ;D
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What about us poor old pensioners, struggling with cost of running Range Rovers & Subarus it ain't easy..😂😂😂
Ah..yes....but you are a wealthy pensioner. :D ;D
There are also the 'eat or heat pensioners' who don't have a pot to piss in. 8)
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Life's not fair. Deal with it :P
There should be a government funded policy to help impoverished Signum owners.
I'd be happy with £600 a year, leaving just £30 to pay.... :D ;D ;D
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What about us poor old pensioners, struggling with cost of running Range Rovers & Subarus it ain't easy..😂😂😂
Ah..yes....but you are a wealthy pensioner. :D ;D
There are also the 'eat or heat pensioners' who don't have a pot to piss in. 8)
Like me :'(
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Hence the decision for my next car if forced to pay £600 means it will have a full fat 5.0 V8 supercharged under the bonnet. 8)
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Hence the decision for my next car if forced to pay £600 means it will have a full fat 5.0 V8 supercharged under the bonnet. 8)
Jaguar?
Mustang?
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Xkr hopefully :D may go for the 4.2
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Xkr hopefully :D may go for the 4.2
My mate had a soft top XKR. Lovely car! :y
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Blimey,, the posh Vectra is band K. Better not go up to £600.. :'(
Mines an 08 so is £585 :'(
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Xkr hopefully :D may go for the 4.2
They are nice. Good choice.
Would any early V8 F-Type be doable financially?.....I think they were introduced around 2013.
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Xkr hopefully :D may go for the 4.2
They are nice. Good choice.
Would any early V8 F-Type be doable financially?.....I think they were introduced around 2013.
No chance, they go for silly money still :y