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And over the over £40k premium only applies to new EVs post the changes next month.
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Just a thought. Like many, my car is put away before winter and resurfaces when Spring is upon us.
Being careful with my hard earned credit, I Sorn for this period and re tax April/May time.
There are some massive road fund license tax hikes imminent from 1st April - I’ve re taxed a bit early, still at current rates.
Not sure what the car will cost to tax next month but surely this might be one of my smarter moves..
Just thought I’d share with my fellow Porsche comrades
All cars are up but mine is going from £600 to £620.
So to guess I would say a £20 across the board rise PA on petrol cars under 5 years old but over £40k
EV cars was £10, now will be £195 these will also have the £420 added for being over £40k.
what is annoying is between March 2001 and April 2017 a high co2 car will be £735. But a 2018 v12 Lambo hi co2 car will be £195 lol that's madness.
I think all other cars are just up a fiver PA.
GT_cars said:
All cars are up but mine is going from £600 to £620.
So to guess I would say a £20 across the board rise PA on petrol cars under 5 years old but over £40k
EV cars was £10, now will be £195 these will also have the £420 added for being over £40k.
what is annoying is between March 2001 and April 2017 a high co2 car will be £735. But a 2018 v12 Lambo hi co2 car will be £195 lol that's madness.
I think all other cars are just up a fiver PA.
EVs were free to tax, not £10. And over the over £40k premium only applies to new EVs post the changes next month.
If one was really clever. Sorn, wait 4 days and re tax..
The info out there regarding new car rates is reasonably straight forward, albeit eye watering in lots of cases.
Just can’t seem to nail down the increases for cars which are already registered along with the age brackets??
jonny finance said:
If one was really clever. Sorn, wait 4 days and re tax..
The info out there regarding new car rates is reasonably straight forward, albeit eye watering in lots of cases.
Just can’t seem to nail down the increases for cars which are already registered along with the age brackets??
If you have an EV and want to get an extra year of no VED, then just re-tax. No need to SORN first. You can do the same with all cars, but you may well lose the month you are in so negate any saving.
jonny finance said:
If one was really clever. Sorn, wait 4 days and re tax..
The info out there regarding new car rates is reasonably straight forward, albeit eye watering in lots of cases.
Just can’t seem to nail down the increases for cars which are already registered along with the age brackets??
All relatively small rises for cars already registered
GT_cars said:
All cars are up but mine is going from £600 to £620.
So to guess I would say a £20 across the board rise PA on petrol cars under 5 years old but over £40k
EV cars was £10, now will be £195 these will also have the £420 added for being over £40k.
what is annoying is between March 2001 and April 2017 a high co2 car will be £735. But a 2018 v12 Lambo hi co2 car will be £195 lol that's madness.
I think all other cars are just up a fiver PA.
True but you would have paid a ~£2k first year tax on a 2017+ supercar and also the premium for cars costing over £40k for the next 5 years which I think was ~ £400 PA at the time.
