These 10 new cars will cost £5,490 just to TAX next year...
As part of government's efforts to encourage drivers to go green, first-year road tax costs for petrol and diesel cars will be doubled from 1 April 2025.
The 59 new cars that will cost you £5,490 in tax - full list
New car buyers will soon see a sharp rise in the tax paid for new cars, with the charge on 59 models increasing to a staggering £5,490.
Full list of 59 cars that face £2,745 tax rise from April - see if yours is affected
Motorists securing certain models will have to pay almost £5,500 in car tax bills due to a major rule change coming into ...
New car tax bands mean drivers will wake up to £2,745 rise in VED
Under new Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) bands, road users who buy the most polluting petrol and diesel cars (over 255g/km) from ...
59 cars facing £2,745 rise in car tax including Land Rover, BMW, Mercedes, Audi
A full list of 59 cars facing new car tax bills and a rise in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) amounting to a staggering £2,000 have ...
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Full list of 59 car types that could see drivers hit with £2,745 yearly price rise
Any vehicle emitting over 255g/km of CO2 will now have to pay £5,490 during their first year on the road from April 2025, ...
Audi, Mercedes, BMW drivers 'will be subject to £5,490 car tax fee'
Motorists have been warned over a Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) band shake-up with some models subject to a £5,490 fee from next ...
Drivers of these 59 cars face £2,000 in car tax from April - full list
Car owners might need to hit the brakes as luxury and high-performance vehicles face a significant increase in vehicle excise duty.
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Major car tax changes could see drivers of popular vehicles slapped with a £5,490 bill - are you at risk?
Thousands of drivers could see their car tax costs rocket next year as the Budget confirmed that prices would be doubling from next April. Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the Budget at the end of ...
Drivers of these 59 cars warned car tax will be hiked to £5,490 in April
During the Autumn Statement, the Chancellor announced that Vehicle Excise Duty will be increasing from 1 April 2025 onwards.