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Originally Posted by Mike Bell
Yes. It makes buying anything over £40K and new after April 1st more expensive. Even zero emissions Tesla owners are going to have to pay £310 pa for 5 or 6 years- after the first free year. Then nothing again. All very confusing! BUT, wait 6 years and you will be able to run a 2017 vehicle with massive emissions (that for first year will pay £2000, then £450) for £140 tax, same as a VW Up! or similar will be.....
So simple....
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Not so massive emissions at the top end £2k first year.
So the challenge ... will the big expensive stuff actually be bought at all in any volume so that stock will be available after the first 5 years as a sensible price for administering its registration details?
I use the term "sensible price" with some reluctance. There is nothing about any specific penalty tax that should be thought of as sensible.