|
|
|
Jan 26, 2024 16:24:48 GMT
|
|
My Range rover was registred on the 1st January 1987, hoping the same doesn't happen to me as did with my elan when the last Labour Government were elected. At that time it was 25 years and the elan was 24 years old, had to pay tax for another 15 years, cost me roughly two and a half grand!
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
my land rover (1st reg in jan 1982) has been historic tax since august 2023 (it was eligible for historic at april 2023 but i couldnt be bothrered and left it to my normal tax anniversary. I changed it myself at the post office and now have a V5 which says historic in the tax class) however it STILL says i am liable on the ulez checker.
ignoring the above (which i don't know how to fix) historic cars are NOT exempt from central london congestion charge
|
| |
Last Edit: Feb 2, 2024 13:46:03 GMT by darrenh
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
My Range rover was registred on the 1st January 1987, hoping the same doesn't happen to me as did with my elan when the last Labour Government were elected. At that time it was 25 years and the elan was 24 years old, had to pay tax for another 15 years, cost me roughly two and a half grand! had the blues stayed in power long enough i think they would have reneged 25 years too. mainly because about half a million untaxed cars came out of the woodwork at the launch of the 25 years system (when they had predicted only a few thousand) |
| |
|
|
ChasR
RR Helper
motivation
Posts: 10,192
Club RR Member Number: 170
|
Do all 40+ cars become exempt?ChasR
@chasr
Club Retro Rides Member 170
|
|
|
My Range rover was registred on the 1st January 1987, hoping the same doesn't happen to me as did with my elan when the last Labour Government were elected. At that time it was 25 years and the elan was 24 years old, had to pay tax for another 15 years, cost me roughly two and a half grand! had the blues stayed in power long enough i think they would have reneged 25 years too. mainly because about half a million untaxed cars came out of the woodwork at the launch of the 25 years system (when they had predicted only a few thousand) Indeedy. We also forget things were alot looser then. I knew of several folks who drove cars around with MOTs, and sometimes insurance too. Silly I know, but before ANPR, and copper system checks, how were they going to know? The fact that loads of cars suddenly were taxed would support that. I suspect there were other reasons too, but that's not for here  . |
| |
|
|
.