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The Workshop => General => Topic started by: fawtytoo on December 26, 2024, 21:38

Title: VED rates 2025
Post by: fawtytoo on December 26, 2024, 21:38
Might as well start this thread now for us in the UK.

What will the VED rate be for our MR2's? Does anyone have any idea yet?
Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: Chilli Girl on December 26, 2024, 22:43
I think £345 :o
Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: paulj on December 27, 2024, 09:48
There are lots of changes for EV and Hybrid drivers but I think ours raise by RPI this year.
Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: fawtytoo on December 27, 2024, 18:25
Quote from: Chilli Girl on December 26, 2024, 22:43I think £345 :o

That's not too bad.
Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: Carolyn on December 27, 2024, 18:32
For cars that are so light, quite efficient, taking up less space and inflicting so much less damage to the roads than the tanks everyone is buying these days (and which are far cheaper to tax), it makes absolutley no sense to me.

Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: rusty0273 on December 27, 2024, 19:48
VED doesn't make any sense in any of its existing iterations. The only system which actually makes sense is one related to road miles but that's tricky to manage.
Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: Ardent on December 27, 2024, 19:53
Careful C.

You will have the ev gestapo on your tail before you know it with comments like that.

That said, much like the diesel "bullhooks" roll up roll up, this is this best thing since sliced bread. Hook 'em in, then retreat. ev no tax cause its green (no zorst but ignoring production).
Only then to say £180 thank you very much.

Makes me think, as they say in Thailand "phuket" (is that the correct spelling?)

Might as well go for God's own choice of SUV, the Lexus RX450H, 3.5 litres of GR derived V6 goodness and comparatively low tax by comparison to a non ICE, Hybrid vehicle.
Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: Zxrob on December 27, 2024, 22:57
Quote from: rusty0273 on December 27, 2024, 19:48VED doesn't make any sense in any of its existing iterations. The only system which actually makes sense is one related to road miles but that's tricky to manage.

It can be done, and as you say is the only fair way.

Unfortunately, "fair" went out the widows many years ago, as soon as the word  "emission's" entered the governments and tax mans vocabulary.

Rob

Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: Jared on December 28, 2024, 10:38
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Title: Re: VED rates 2025
Post by: Jared on December 28, 2024, 10:40
Quote from: Jared on December 28, 2024, 10:38
Quote from: Zxrob on December 27, 2024, 22:57It can be done, and as you say is the only fair way.

Unfortunately, "fair" went out the widows many years ago, as soon as the word  "emission's" entered the governments and tax mans vocabulary.

Rob


The way to do it is to put an extra tax on fuel and that covers road tax, the more you buy the more you use the road and that would also be fair for the emissions as the faster you burn the more you need to buy and have a set amount for EV's