Who is paying the most for Vehicle Excise Duty (Road tax!!!)

[busmansholiday]

Do mine annually, or for at least 6 months.

2014 Fiat Ducato Motorhome £165 (because it's over 3.5 tonnes so costs less than the previous one that was less than 3.5 tonnes - strange eh?)

2012 Seat Ibiza £30 a year.

2005 C3 £150 (Mrs BMH's pride)

1978 MGB

[busmansholiday]

Pressed the wrong button on this stupid Microshite phone.

 

Should say MGB £165 for 6 months and I've just SORN the 1991 HiAce which cost the same for 6 months.

[timolloyd]

I bought an XC90 D5 with the wrong build date 07/early 08, so £500 a year. Built a month later and it'd be down to £265 or whatever

[andy18s]

Chap on a land rover page has just taxed his 7seat Disco 4 in Ireland.....

€2350 for 12 months

[Heidel_Kakao]

Chap on a land rover page has just taxed his 7seat Disco 4 in Ireland.....

€2350 for 12 months

Wowsers. I don't like taking pleasure in the misfortune of others but in this case I am glad that it could be a lot worse in the UK than it currently is.

[Bren]

A6 and vec cost £305 a year each. Ouch. Both due October.Vec has diagnostic tomrrow - if there its lots wrong its getting moved on quick because I'm not taxing it.

[hairnet]

About £120 a month at the moment.

*Faints

[Pillock]

Nothing. Company car innit. Some of you are paying for it monthly if you enjoy* the services of my employer though.

[Mr A Lawrence]

06 jag diesel £free

16 abarth 595 £free

98 Mgf £20.00 pcm

[Eddie Honda]

Chap on a land rover page has just taxed his 7seat Disco 4 in Ireland.....

€2350 for 12 months

#

 

Good lad, and a rare one at that, I see plenty of Discos in vintage disguise.

[andy18s]

#Good lad, and a rare one at that, I see plenty of Discos in vintage disguise.

At least he gets a badge to brag about..

It's down to it being registered as a proper 7 seater from new,and not a dodgy "commercial"

Edit. can't work those dates though....old pic?

[Angrydicky]

Royale and Rover 600 are both £245 (pre 2001 over 1549cc)

 

Everything else is tax exempt!

[New POD]

I just paid £305* for the Omega and just got the bill for £245* for the MX5 plus there is the BINI at £145* (to be gifted to our daughter) and looks like I'm getting my wife a Vomit Puke erm Juke.  What will that be? about £150 ?

* I think that's right *

So that's erm.......too much about £850 or £16 a week.  or £2.33 a day (One Costa coffee)

 

What is this monthly direct debit thing ? Does it work out cheaper ?  I pay each in one instalment.

[Dirk Diggler]

I hadn't seen a real Discovery 4 here at all; they're all 5 seat 'crew cabs' with the €333 tax (for as long as that lasts)

 

Reckon the one with 2.5k tax would be unsaleable by 5 years old; and would end up getting exported or crew cabbed anyhoo

[puddlethumper]

When I left Portugal in 2009 road tax there was 27 euros a year. Here it was about £200. That hurt. Now £245 ish.

 

Brazil it doesn't exist, or Mot's.

[The_Equalizer]

I've known this for a while, but those in the Republic of Ireland get a right good kicking car tax-wise. What I don't understand is why large engined sheds in the RoI aren't totally worthless. Living in Northern Ireland I've compared prices and there's little difference or they are slightly more expensive. I appreciate the pound has weakened, but still.

 

Anyway, for the record:

 

'01 MB CLK 230K Cab - £305;

'82 Land Rover Series 3 - Sorn, but would be £245;

'70 Jag XJ6 - Sorn, but historic so nowt.

 

My Mum's Merc comes in at £535.

[DVee8]

Nissan £130

BMW £130

Daimler free

[Heidel_Kakao]

What is this monthly direct debit thing ? Does it work out cheaper ?  I pay each in one instalment.

 

It's just allows you to spread the cost over 12 months rather than paying all in one go. It doesn't work out cheaper but it is only 5% more expensive. So for a whole year it costs an extra £12.25 for a big engine pre 2001 car which I feel is worth it for the convenience factor.

[groovylee]

Passat - £230

Terrano - £240 (i think)

ranger - £245

Rancher - £245

R6 - £70-ish

ZX6R - £70ish

 

so about £1100 a year

[dean36014]

two bx diesels which I think are 230 a year and the van which although its an hdi is classed as a commercial so another 230 a year. £690 a year in tax for vehicles that can only be driven one at a time.

[They_all_do_that_sir]

two bx diesels which I think are 230 a year and the van which although its an hdi is classed as a commercial so another 230 a year. £690 a year in tax for vehicles that can only be driven one at a time.

Nail on head. Should be added to fuel duty so its representative of use.

 

But then theyd make less money......

 

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[PhilA]

Yeah, here the plate to register the vehicle is about $15 a year and then they nail about 40% on fuel to pay for the roads.

 

Phil

[HMC]

My 2 Mercs are about 25 per month I think. Had the cls 500 been registered a year or so later it would nearly double the road tax.

[HMC]

My personal best* was near on 90 a month, which admittedly was a bit nuts as I was the only one driving them.

[ProgRocker]

About £199 a year for my Almera 2.2d, paid every 6 months by DeeDee.

[Lacquer Peel]

I just paid £305* for the Omega and just got the bill for £245* for the MX5 plus there is the BINI at £145* (to be gifted to our daughter) and looks like I'm getting my wife a Vomit Puke erm Juke. What will that be? about £150 ?

* I think that's right *

So that's erm.......too much about £850 or £16 a week. or £2.33 a day (One Costa coffee)

 

What is this monthly direct debit thing ? Does it work out cheaper ? I pay each in one instalment.

Not everyone has the disposable income to pay £200+ at once