Car Tax
March 9th, 2009 | 
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The cost of driving continuing to increase and driving your car or any vehicle is becoming more and more expensive for petrol, car tax and insurance.
There is little good news for a car owner as the government promotes more fuel efficient greener cars that produce less C02. What will you have to pay? Find your car tax online rates here. 
The UK Government has however, confirmed they would delay a planned 2 pence / litre increase in fuel duty – 2008 budget – postponed for 6 months? They also introduced more tax incentives to encourage people to buy greener, more efficient cars:
To further incentivise the use of cleaner cars, new tax rates will still be introduced:
From April 2009 the Vehicle Excise Duty (VED), will be overhauled to penalise those who drive inefficient cars. From April 2010, there will be a new “first year” tax rate for new cars, those emitting more than 160 g/km (C02 emissions) will be liable for increased payments. To put a new car emitting over 255g/km on the road it will cost £950.00, £455.00 of which will be the Vehicle Excise Duty (VED). Any car emitting under 130g/km of C02 (carbon dioxide) will be exempt tax for the first year.
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