Just curious, my 2005 Suzuki Grand Vitara [2.0L petrol Manual] is due for what we call Rego. This roughly equates to the UK Road Tax. This renewal will cost me about £400. This includes an element of compulsory third party insurance. This insurance is the minimum you can have to legally drive on the road. I take out extra full comp insurance.
I’m just curious as to how much the same vehicle would cost me in UK, I’ve seen figures as high as £1200 quoted. Quoted emissions are 208-220 (Band K)
Any one know the answer?
I have a 2004 petrol Suzuki Jimny.
Paid the road tax on it last week £205.
CO2 Emlssions 184g/km. Band J.
Paid fully comp insurance which renews in 7 days £189.64.
Probably give you some idea.
Guide cost from the UK gov online calculator:
Ian_G
31 December 2018 08:17
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Your Suzuki would cost £305 per annum for road tax. Insurance would obviously be a separate payment here.
The most expensive band is £555 so no idea where £1200 came from.
MickAP
31 December 2018 11:00
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It’s this one, K band £315.
Thanks guys, the bloke I was talking to was quoting diesel figures
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1039889/car-tax-DVLA-UK-increase-2019-how-much
Here are new car tax bands as of April 2017 compared to the new rates set to be introduced as of April 2018 for diesel drivers: From here https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1039889/car-tax-DVLA-UK-increase-2019-how-much
1 - 50 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE:£10
51 - 75 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £25
76 - 90 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £100
91 - 100 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £120
101 - 110 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £140
111 - 130 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £160
131 - 150 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £200
151 - 170 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE:£500
171 - 190 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £800
191 - 225 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £1,200
226 - 255 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £1,700
Over 255 g/km CO2 CURRENT RATE: £2,000
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