Search Results for 'Road tax'
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17,000 UK motorists still paying tax on stolen cars
A Freedom of Information (FoI) request to the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) by the UK’s oldest specialist motor insurance loss adjuster, Claims Management & Adjusting (CMA), has revealed that amazingly, 17,086 UK motorists are still paying tax on vehicles listed as stolen.
Time for Government to overhaul Vehicle Registration Tax system
Fianna Fáil spokesperson on finance, Michael McGrath, called on the Government to overhaul the Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT) system in light of the introduction of the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP).
Average value of a new private vehicle is more than €30,000
Vehicle history and data expert Cartell.ie reports the buyer of a new private vehicle in Ireland is now purchasing spending more than €30,000 on average, for the first time since Cartell started recording these statistics.
Numbers of large engined cars on Irish roads dwindle
Vehicle data expert Cartell reports that large-engine vehicles (those in excess of 2,000cc) are in decline.
No-one likes car tax but at least it can be done fairly
The Government is making a relatively small change to the system of annual road tax. This is being done to correct an inherent unfairness in the way that car tax is treated if a car spends a portion of its time off the road.
Stylish new Peugeot 2008 compact crossover
Peugeot will launch its eagerly anticipated new 2008 compact crossover this summer. Modern and stylish, the new Peugeot 2008 is firmly based on the new 208, Continental Irish Small Car of the Year 2013.
Stylish and accessible new Ford B-Max arrives
The new Ford B-Max, featuring a unique design and all-new small car technology among the most advanced in Europe, has arrived in Ireland, with an entry level price of €19,170 for the 1.4 petrol and €21,840 (both ex-works) for the 1.5 diesel version. The former slots into the current band B for VRT and road tax, while the latter is in band A.
Stylish and accessible new Ford B-Max arrives
The new Ford B-Max, featuring a unique design and new small car technology among the most advanced in Europe, has arrived in Ireland, with an entry level price of €19,170 for the 1.4 petrol and €21,840 (both ex-works) for the 1.5 diesel version. The former slots in to the current Band B for VRT and road tax, while the latter is in Band A.
Stylish and accessible new Ford B-Max arrives
The new Ford B-Max, featuring a unique design and new small car technology among the most advanced in Europe, has arrived in Ireland, with an entry level price of €19,170 for the 1.4 petrol and €21,840 (both ex-works) for the 1.5 diesel version. The former slots in to the current Band B for VRT and road tax, while the latter is in Band A.
