New Car Tax Rates for 2009..

[TW]Fox;11310457 said:

121-150 £120 C

131-140 £110 £115 £115 E

Doesn't that mean it's going down from £120 to £115?

Thought it may be wrong, being as, this year, I paid £117 IIRC.
 
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tax will be more then insurance for some older people.. cars like mondeos will be able to be bought for like £100. mine will be £425 dunno if ill still have it in 2010 though
 
i hope alistair darling gets hit by a bus i serisouly would torture that bloke :( that £425 has just sunk in.. ffs this country really annoys me
 
Yay ! I <3 you fox ;)

my V reg HDi will now be cheaper to tax like the rest of the other HDis..

EDIT - No.. No it won't !

EDIT No 2.. hang on.. will it or won't it ? :o

V reg - the new tables don't apply.
I've got a V reg as well, but I've not bothered finding out what the new tax is because
a) I've taxed min at the end of February for 12 months :p
b) Like others, I'll just pay the tax and get myself a nice powerful polluting gas guzzling performance car when I change.
 
so will all pre Y reg cars stay the same?

There's a different scale for pre-Y reg since they weren't subject to the methods used for measuring pollutants as post Y-reg cars.

For older cars it's based on engine size, with just two bands.
Upto and including 1549cc
over 1549cc
I don't know what the new amounts are though.
 
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Jebus, just looked, and for a car like a Mondy ST tax is going to go from £210 to £415.

bloody hell!
 
ooo....care to share?

Buy a years tax in February 2009, giving you until February 2010 before you have to pay the stupid rate of tax. Trade car in for Efficient Dynamics equipped car in 2010*, meaning quicker car with lower tax.

*No, not simply becuase the tax is going up.
 
Cars registered before 1st March 2001
up to and including 1549cc - £120
1549cc and above - £185 this year (presumably till march 2009), £200 in 2009/2010
 
I'm confused, the insanely high tax is only for a year after you buy a new car, but the normal rates are changing as well? In which case mine (138g/km) is due to go down from £120 to £115 isn't it?
 
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