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24 March 2006, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by *AL*

I think my MY03 UK WRX at 219g/km stays the same??

yeah thats right the co2 is 219 but if you look we are in cat G which states 225 co2 and above, we are being stiffed out of money here as we should be in the group lower, can anyone shed anylight on this?

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24 March 2006, 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by DonnieDarko

i don't care much about road tax £50 a year makes no odds- just leave fuel tax alone you brown-panted scottish b4stard!

Anglocentric pal.

What do his roots have to do with the economy?

Try looking up Adam Smith to further your development.

K.

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25 March 2006, 08:16 AM

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Boo-****ing-hoo £20 a year?

thats £1.60 / month or 5p a day!

But maybe if there wernt so much free loading scum in this country he could bring it down by £20.

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25 March 2006, 09:39 AM

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So what if your cars emissions are lower (when it has it's annual MOT) than what it should be. As the new MOT results are sent directly to VOSA/DVLA, shouldn't they reduce the tax cost if your car was to be in a lower band ??

If so, cue a few more Cat's