Car tax changes: most new car owners will pay more tax from April
Car tax changes: buy a new car before April to (potentially) save yourself some money. Unless you’re buying an expensive electric car, in which case wait a few weeks to avoid spending an extra £1,600.
Car tax increases – how are you affected?
Car tax rates have increased as of 1 April 2019. Owners will likely see a small increase, but those buying a new, highly polluting car, will need to pay £65 more in the first year.
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Car tax 2017: how much will you be paying?
On 1 April the government’s new rules on car tax will come into effect bringing with them sweeping changes that will affect anyone buying a new car. We look at which cars will become more expensive to own and which will get cheaper.