VEDuty
#1
VEDuty
Following our dear Chancellor Gordon's recent pronouncements about dreadful 4x4's and high powered sports cars, am I the only one wondering what the implications for us S2000 owners are?
After all with 237 gms/km of CO2 coming out of our backsides we are in the present top Band G.
Less demand for S2000's? Lower trade-in prices? Much higher road tax?
DOOM and GLOOM!!
Maybe our passion for these cars is about to become much more expensive.
After all with 237 gms/km of CO2 coming out of our backsides we are in the present top Band G.
Less demand for S2000's? Lower trade-in prices? Much higher road tax?
DOOM and GLOOM!!
Maybe our passion for these cars is about to become much more expensive.
#3
Originally Posted by alex.stanley,Nov 2 2006, 10:53 AM
I can't say I'm too bothered at the present time - I would imagine those who really appreciate the car would stump up the cash regardles..
#6
they edged up the price of the band of my S but a newer S is in a higher band.. crazy.
i think the same car can be in 3 bands iirc.
if that's not sh1te i don't know what is.
we'll all be driving elise diesels in 5 years with triple cat bypass pipes
i think the same car can be in 3 bands iirc.
if that's not sh1te i don't know what is.
we'll all be driving elise diesels in 5 years with triple cat bypass pipes
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