if the government care about the climate

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vetran replied

31 July 2019, 22:15
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

It's only a stupid question if you have a tiny penis.

I bow to your greater experience as usual!
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BR14 replied

31 July 2019, 18:16
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

It's only a stupid question if you have a tiny penis.

well, you asked it. Q.E.D.
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Lance replied

31 July 2019, 17:12
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Erm, yep you can. I've had one.

OK. The early ones. Or the US models.
I didn't think the LR3 petrol was available in the UK.
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BackupBoy replied

31 July 2019, 12:41
Originally posted by Lance View Post

why does one vehicle with an MPG of 24 mpg cost just £265 car tax, and the one with an MPG of 27 cost £570 car tax?

One's a 58 plate, the other a 57 so no new laws as far as I'm aware...

It’s about emissions. VED is based primary on those. Look at the NOx figures on each vehicles V5.
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Old Greg replied

31 July 2019, 12:41
Originally posted by Lance View Post

That was a good answer to a stupid question.

You can't buy a LR Discovery that isn't diesel.
I'm pretty sure the same for a Ducato.

It's only a stupid question if you have a tiny penis.
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Zigenare replied

31 July 2019, 11:57
Originally posted by Lance View Post

That was a good answer to a stupid question.

You can't buy a LR Discovery that isn't diesel.
I'm pretty sure the same for a Ducato.

Erm, yep you can. I've had one.
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Lance replied

31 July 2019, 09:28
Originally posted by BR14 View Post

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That was a good answer to a stupid question.

You can't buy a LR Discovery that isn't diesel.
I'm pretty sure the same for a Ducato.
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BR14 replied

31 July 2019, 08:48
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Fuel type?

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Old Greg replied

31 July 2019, 08:46
Originally posted by Lance View Post

Land Rover discovery and fiat Ducato Motorhome.

Fuel type?
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WTFH replied

31 July 2019, 08:26
If they were newer, it would be the tax on buying a car with a list price > £40k - even if it does 100mpg, you pay an extra £320 a year for 5 years.

It's because the party who want to encourage businesses don't want those businesses to be able to sell good stuff unless their customers fork out even more tax.
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Lance replied

31 July 2019, 08:22
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

What are the two cars?

Land Rover discovery and fiat Ducato Motorhome.
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BrilloPad replied

31 July 2019, 06:55
The government does not care about the climate.
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Old Greg replied

30 July 2019, 20:24
Originally posted by Lance View Post

why does one vehicle with an MPG of 24 mpg cost just £265 car tax, and the one with an MPG of 27 cost £570 car tax?

One's a 58 plate, the other a 57 so no new laws as far as I'm aware...

What are the two cars?
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BR14 replied

30 July 2019, 20:23
it's not Just about mpg.
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Lance started a topic if the government care about the climate

30 July 2019, 20:20
if the government care about the climate

why does one vehicle with an MPG of 24 mpg cost just £265 car tax, and the one with an MPG of 27 cost £570 car tax?

One's a 58 plate, the other a 57 so no new laws as far as I'm aware...
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