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How much is Road Tax for a 350Z?
- Thread starter zedboy
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JEZ 280ZX
Well-Known Forum User
Hi,
Go to the DVLA site and put your/a 350z reg no. in and it will tell you....
http://www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/index.jsp
Go to the DVLA site and put your/a 350z reg no. in and it will tell you....
http://www.vehiclelicence.gov.uk/EvlPortalApp/index.jsp
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£205.
STEVE BURNS
Club Member
Does anybody know how much a years road tax is for a 350Z?
Best get it done asap as it has gone up £5 from 10.26pm to 10.33pm LOL
Arkwright
Inactive
I think you will find the most important figure is for 2009. check this out!
www.parkers.co.uk/cars/road-tax/
www.parkers.co.uk/cars/road-tax/
Bloody Hell !!!!
Good point Derek!
My 240Z and VR6 aren't listed.
I need to get down to one car.
Good point Derek!
My 240Z and VR6 aren't listed.
I need to get down to one car.
Arkwright
Inactive
I beg to differ, it was them that introduced free tax for pre 73 vehicles. This, I understand, was supposed to be a rolling progression but labour stopped it when they came to power. You should be aware as a motorist that Gordons mob are not your mates. Hit him with your hammer!
JEZ 280ZX
Well-Known Forum User
Mind you, £440 per year is only 8.5 quid a week to drive your 350Z!:...I'm sure most owners can afford it!
Why don't they let you pay monthly by direct debit like every other tax/licence??
I can pay my Council tax, tv licence, car insurance etc etc each month, but have to fork out a lump sum for car tax?
:...I'm sure most owners can afford it!Why don't they let you pay monthly by direct debit like every other tax/licence??
I can pay my Council tax, tv licence, car insurance etc etc each month, but have to fork out a lump sum for car tax?
Arkwright
Inactive
Can you imagine the cost of your licence if you paid monthly. They already penalise you for paying 6 monthly plus extra for credit card payment. Then imagine how it would be enforced, virtual impossibility. The most efficient way would be to bung it on the cost of fuel then everyone has to pay according to their usage. A fairer system, no need for enforcement. bingo. Too easy.
racer
Club Member
Agree with you Derek on the Labour Goverment think. If they get in again it's just going to get much worse!
If you do some more comparisons on the site you will see how unfair this system is. For example
My runabout is a 1.6 Mk1 mr2. I will pay £200 next year the same as Z32 3litre twin turbo! No offence z32 guys but how the F....! is that right. Poor old Robs got to pay £440, but my mate with a 98 Jag XKR 4.0 supercharged, only pays £185. Less than I do for a 1.6 mr2! It's just Bollocks!
Lets get labour out before it's too late, and we all have to drive electric powered shopping trolleys!
If you do some more comparisons on the site you will see how unfair this system is. For example
My runabout is a 1.6 Mk1 mr2. I will pay £200 next year the same as Z32 3litre twin turbo! No offence z32 guys but how the F....! is that right. Poor old Robs got to pay £440, but my mate with a 98 Jag XKR 4.0 supercharged, only pays £185. Less than I do for a 1.6 mr2! It's just Bollocks!
Lets get labour out before it's too late, and we all have to drive electric powered shopping trolleys!
Next year if I keep my cars I will be paying over £800 road tax.
I can only use one at a time and my annual mileage is about 12k.
Ok it's a luxury having 3 cars but total value is around £17, which is not too extravagant is it for a life-long petrolhead?
If the idea of the high tax is to cut down emissions then put the tax on petrol, people would regulate usage themselves. A bit like the effect a water meter has on hosepipe users.
This country has gone mad, I read the other day about a chap who was fined about £250 for overfilling his wheelie-bin (the lid was up 4"!). He reckoned fly-tipping was cheaper.
I can only use one at a time and my annual mileage is about 12k.
Ok it's a luxury having 3 cars but total value is around £17, which is not too extravagant is it for a life-long petrolhead?
If the idea of the high tax is to cut down emissions then put the tax on petrol, people would regulate usage themselves. A bit like the effect a water meter has on hosepipe users.
This country has gone mad, I read the other day about a chap who was fined about £250 for overfilling his wheelie-bin (the lid was up 4"!). He reckoned fly-tipping was cheaper.
Mr Ex
Inactive
Mr Ex
Inactive
Mind you, £440 per year is only 8.5 quid a week to drive your 350Z!
You could get a weekly bus pass for less than that.