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chris c

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Jun 3, 2010
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In March I started a new job that came with a car allowance, free insurance and a petrol card. As a car nut this is great so I bought my lovely platinum LCR and have been loving it ever since. Driving a car like this every day is so enjoyable when you don't have to worry about fuel!

However, I've just heard a strong rumour that management are changing the rules and our cars will have to be less than 6 years old and emit less than 200 g/km CO2. My LCR complies with neither and apparently we will get 12 months to comply. I'm pretty upset but I want to limit the damage and avoid taking a step back in performance if I can. The only car I can think of at a reasonable price is a mk2 cupra but I'd appreciate some other suggestions if anyone has any
 
In March I started a new job that came with a car allowance, free insurance and a petrol card. As a car nut this is great so I bought my lovely platinum LCR and have been loving it ever since. Driving a car like this every day is so enjoyable when you don't have to worry about fuel!

However, I've just heard a strong rumour that management are changing the rules and our cars will have to be less than 6 years old and emit less than 200 g/km CO2. My LCR complies with neither and apparently we will get 12 months to comply. I'm pretty upset but I want to limit the damage and avoid taking a step back in performance if I can. The only car I can think of at a reasonable price is a mk2 cupra but I'd appreciate some other suggestions if anyone has any

mk 2 FR or Cupra.
 
It seems odd but I think the mk2 is the only car on the market that will fill my criteria. I'm not completely sold on the styling yet though!
 
It seems odd but I think the mk2 is the only car on the market that will fill my criteria. I'm not completely sold on the styling yet though!


It looks better than a bus lol
 
In March I started a new job that came with a car allowance, free insurance and a petrol card. As a car nut this is great so I bought my lovely platinum LCR and have been loving it ever since. Driving a car like this every day is so enjoyable when you don't have to worry about fuel!

However, I've just heard a strong rumour that management are changing the rules and our cars will have to be less than 6 years old and emit less than 200 g/km CO2.

validated by what methods?
Original manufacturers figures for std car? Or independant tests
 
It will be the same figures used for road tax banding so I guess that's manufacturer's data isn't it?