Car Tax How Much Do You Pay

[Dieselman]

Mondy is D £140 or E £165, can't remember which one. Databases do vary I've noticed.

Depends on the exact model, but assuming it's a manual gearbox.

FORD
Mondeo, February 2004 Onwards
2.2 Duratorq TDCi Saloon M6 Diesel 161

This makes it a D.

 

[verytalldave]

£180 = 0.036pence/cc

C200K.......£205 = 1.1389 pence/cc.............I am being done over !

 

[BTB 500]

It's the cost of fuel, depreciation, insurance, congestion charge, etc. that matter. £100 a year difference in road tax is neither here nor there, IMO. It certainly wouldn't remotely influence what vehicle I chose to drive.

 

[eGuru]

£205 for my 320CDi

 

[verytalldave]

It's the cost of fuel, depreciation, insurance, congestion charge, etc. that matter. £100 a year difference in road tax is neither here nor there, IMO. It certainly wouldn't remotely influence what vehicle I chose to drive.

As you say, its less than £2 a week........thats not even the price of a bottle of Bud in a London pub.
Inconsequential...........

 

[Dieselman]

C200K.......£205 = 1.1389 pence/cc.............I am being done over !

Not really given that it manages to spew out as much as a larger engined car.

BTW, mine's £180 and the Wife's £140.

Some one we know purchased a Citroen C3 1.4HDi and was pleasantly surprised at the RFL being £35..

 

[verytalldave]

Did you know that methane is 23 times more harmful to the environment than CO2?
And do we see cows being taxed?

 

[Merc-C180K]

How much Road Tax do I pay?

Considering the state of our roads, too much!

I dont think Road Tax directly pays for roads... The councils are only given enough money to resurface the roads every 100 years I believe...

Your road tax mainly pays for Traffic Wardens to check that you have road tax...

 

[Dieselman]

So get rid of all livestock then, mind you we all emit methane as well so it's bye bye us as well.

Hardly reasonable to bring a foodsource into a debate about a luxury item such as a car.

 

[Alfie]

what about the B and the C class

The B is £165 and the C is about £200 but I dont have to pay those

 

[Alfie]

So get rid of all livestock then, mind you we all emit methane as well so it's bye bye us as well.

Hardly reasonable to bring a foodsource into a debate about a luxury item such as a car.

It is if it has such a hugely harmful effect on the environment compared to cars.

 

[Dieselman]

I've not tried eating a car, what's it like.?

 

[verytalldave]

I dont know.......but you could ask this bloke.....

http://wrongtown.blogspot.com/2006/01/man-eats-plane.html

 

[Plodd]

I pay £300 for my Golf. :bannana:

And to reply to the tradeplates, very very strict guidelines about the use of them.

 

[ROBB]

165 quid for me.....not too bad

 

[pammy]

It's the cost of fuel, depreciation, insurance, congestion charge, etc. that matter. £100 a year difference in road tax is neither here nor there, IMO. It certainly wouldn't remotely influence what vehicle I chose to drive.

£205 for Edna

Peanuts for the Ka - is it £125 I dunno - I just pay it

But I agree with Will - the difference by and large when compared with the overall running costs is negligible.

 

[mb240]

I pay €1343/year in road tax. , so UK£930/year at current exchange rates.

At least petrol is a bit cheaper though, usually around €1.15/litre so around UK£0.80/litre. Doesn't make me feel any better though.

 

[verytalldave]

Why so much?

 

[Mr_Mojo]

£35 for a Toyota Aygo!

 

[television]

£195 for the SL500