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Post by Twin Turbo » Thu Jan 19, 2017 10:43 pm

Well been looking at replacing the Z4 to an M5 - got a great deal and I mean great only £550 per month plus £2k and my car on a PCP over 4 years.

Then I started looking at cost of ownership - and the idea suddenly became a nightmare - lol.

Anyway, was looking at the new car tax happening in April 2017 - and going for the B48 engine 40i that be in the new Z4/5 will have an annual tax bill of £1,200 per year (assuming its over 40k)

For the 30i engine which is an little 2 ltr will only be £200 (based on its under 40k)

So if you thinking of getting a new car - get one before April

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/c ... k-road-tax

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Post by ronk » Thu Jan 19, 2017 10:48 pm

This is one of the reasons i made my change last September!

The tax rise has generally slithered under the publics radar as did the £690 showroom tax when i bought my car!
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Post by TitanTim » Fri Jan 20, 2017 7:52 am

At the other end of the scale this Hyundai i10 I've ordered should be 30 quid a year and I think it will go upto 140 if it doesn't arrive before April. Whole point was to go for a economical car. Robbers.

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Post by Hilly30si » Sun Jan 29, 2017 5:05 pm

Their reasoning is if you can afford 40k + you will not miss the extra.
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Post by ben g » Mon Jan 30, 2017 4:08 pm

Twin Turbo wrote:Well been looking at replacing the Z4 to an M5 - got a great deal and I mean great only £550 per month plus £2k and my car on a PCP over 4 years.

Then I started looking at cost of ownership - and the idea suddenly became a nightmare - lol.

Anyway, was looking at the new car tax happening in April 2017 - and going for the B48 engine 40i that be in the new Z4/5 will have an annual tax bill of £1,200 per year (assuming its over 40k)

For the 30i engine which is an little 2 ltr will only be £200 (based on its under 40k)

So if you thinking of getting a new car - get one before April

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/c ... k-road-tax
You haven't understood it whatsoever. It will most definitely not cost £1200 a year (after the first year) to tax a Z4.

Read this link, it explains it better.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.carw ... sonymobile
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Post by Twin Turbo » Mon Feb 06, 2017 7:28 pm

Many thanks!

Sorry for been an thicky

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