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    New Road Tax?

    I can't find my V5 to confirm what tax band the CSL will be when it changes on the 1st April.

    Does anyone know how much it will be for 12 months? Is it the £425 band or something similarly scandalous?! :banghead:

    #2
    Originally posted by glendog74
    I can't find my V5 to confirm what tax band the CSL will be when it changes on the 1st April.

    Does anyone know how much it will be for 12 months? Is it the £425 band or something similarly scandalous?! :banghead:
    No its only £215 for 12 months rob, before 06 ya see:beer:

    Think its 287 g/km on the co rating

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      #3
      Originally posted by lawsy View Post
      No its only £215 for 12 months rob, before 06 ya see:beer:

      Think its 287 g/km on the co rating
      Just bothered my ass to look more in depth - it is currently £215 but from 1 Apr 2010 it increases to £245 - fekin penny pinchers! :smt120

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        #4
        Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
        Just bothered my ass to look more in depth - it is currently £215 but from 1 Apr 2010 it increases to £245 - fekin penny pinchers! :smt120
        Must be to replenish the salt supplies

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          #5
          Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
          Just bothered my ass to look more in depth - it is currently £215 but from 1 Apr 2010 it increases to £245 - fekin penny pinchers! :smt120
          Yep :ban: that's the government our nation chose (me excluded) three times in a row :whistle:

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            #6
            Here's a useful article with a "Tax Band" calculator + an interesting disclaimer saying: "Please note: All cars registered between March 2001 and March 2006 that produce more than 225g/km CO2, will temporarily join Band K in 2009 and 2010."
            Great emphasis on the word "temporarily". I wonder what these penny pinching bastards have in store for us for 2011. :whistle:

            Check the car tax, or Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), on every new car on sale in the UK with Parkers' road tax calculator

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              #7
              Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
              Yep :ban: that's the government our nation chose (me excluded) three times in a row :whistle:
              Me neither :whistle:

              Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
              Here's a useful article with a "Tax Band" calculator + an interesting disclaimer saying: "Please note: All cars registered between March 2001 and March 2006 that produce more than 225g/km CO2, will temporarily join Band K in 2009 and 2010."
              Great emphasis on the word "temporarily". I wonder what these penny pinching bastards have in store for us for 2011. :whistle:
              Indeed - bunch of cnuts :banghead:

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                #8
                my m5 missed the 400 quid deal by 5 days :thumbs:

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by dave1 View Post
                  my m5 missed the 400 quid deal by 5 days :thumbs:

                  Good on Ya m8 :thumbs: ... Victorious hand gesture in their general direction :whistle: Really shows what a "Total Con" this retrospective CO2 Tax charge scale is. Bunch of Fookwit "Greedy Gordons"

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                    #10
                    Penalising retrospectively on the grounds of environmental benefit is an absolute joke. The cars already exist!!

                    I personally tread a fine line as I'm the Energy and Carbon Manager for a well known mobile phone company. The stick I get is funny at times.:bigcry:

                    However, I once worked out how far I could travel in the CSL from all the carbon I've saved in my career. I think I could comfortably go to the moon and back a few thousand times. Therefore I sleep well a night :thumbs:

                    I actually wish that manufacturers settled on an alternative technology and started focusing on building decent cars with it. As soon as that happens we can focus on enjoying cars again rather than being at the end of the whip of 'extreme' environmentalists.

                    We'll only have to worry about the speed issue then:banghead::banghead:

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                      #11
                      I guess the CSL is an apt car for a "carbon manager" really.

                      :thumbs:

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by danp View Post
                        I guess the CSL is an apt car for a "carbon manager" really.

                        :thumbs:
                        Exactly, i always bang on about lightweight etc unti they get bored :hahaha:

                        It gets worse though as my wife really loves 4x4's :bigcry::bigcry:I successfully steered her away from a Cayenne and believe it or not she settled on a Mini Cooper S - Result:thumbs:

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