I'd say you were right as the current Cupra is 199 co2 and also £215.Really??
Thought the new Cupra pushes out 190 CO2 (g/km)
If so that puts in it "J" band making it £215 a year
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/HowToTaxYourVehicle/DG_10012524
Or am I wrong on this??
Yes they do but the on the road price will go up to reflect this unless they agree to price freeze. like they have done with the VAT for those of us that ordered cars in Oct and are only just taking delivery.
bugger springs to mind!
The dealer normally fronts the bill of the first year's tax though don't they as part of the on the road price
Band CO2 (g/km) 2010 first-year rate
A Up to 100 £0
B 101 -110 £0
C 111 -120 £0
D 121 -130 £0
E 131 -140 £110.00
F 141 -150 £125.00
G 151 -165 £155.00
H 166 -175 £250.00
I 176 - 185 £300.00
J 186 - 200 £425.00
K 201- 225 £550.00
L 226 - 255 £750.00
M Over 255 £950.00
Band
CO2 (g/km)
2010-11 standard rate
A
Up to 100
£0
B
101-110
£20
C
111-120
£30
D
121-130
£90
E
131-140
£110
F
141-150
£125
G
151-165
£155
H
166-175
£180
I
176-185
£200
J
186-200
£235
K*
201-225
£245
L
226-255
£425
M
Over 255
£435
It'll be £235 in april.when i bought mine, the dealer said the tax was £215 i think. so does that mean that my tax will stay at £215pa ?? or will it go up to £325pa in april ?? bit confused/scared now !!
not too bad i suppose !!It'll be £235 in april.
Car tax based on CO2 is the biggest con ever. More CO2 emisions = lower MPG = more tax paid from petrol. The jump above 225g/km is crazy aswell(Was the bad thing about owning an RX8
)
It's because they first brought in the higher rate for all vehicles over 225, and obviously being the scummy government they are they would never lowerAlso can some explain why the jump is so huge between 225 and 226 yet quite small between 226 and over 225. Makes me want to drive round in a hummer lol