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New VRT Bands in todays Indo

Meister · 2007-11-25 11:08:02

Well if its true (im sure it is), its all based on Co2 emissions. eg from the paper Lexus IS220d current rate 30% vrt, new rate 24% -7%. (-7.9% on RRP) Vw Passat 1.9tdi, current rate 25% new rate 20%- 5% (-6.3% on RRP) Well at least it seem to be moving in the right direction. On my figures BMW 320D will drop from 30% vrt,…

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#242 06-12-2007 4:55pm
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Mc-BigE wrote: »

Don't think the Irish Motor Industry will be happy with that

A little bit of competition never did anybody a bit of harm esp in this sector where there's nice juicy margins!!!!

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#243 06-12-2007 4:55pm
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Confused: can anyone tell me what the price of a new Mazda 6 (2008) 1.8litre will now be based on the following (and taking into account VRT change and VAT):

Current price 30,450 with VRT at 25%.

However, emissions have dropped from 184mg in the old model to 161 in the new model which I think means the rate of VRT drops from 25% to 24%.

So, what will the price drop to in July?

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#244 06-12-2007 4:59pm
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A few hundred Euro at the very most(assuming it's 24% VRT).

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