Car Emissions Database

May 18, 2006 16 Replies

My mum has an '02 reg Corsa 1.4 auto and has just received her road tax renewal and it's a whopping £190! Now I know I could check her logbook to find out what band it's placed in but I can't get round there till next weekend at the earliest. Having looked on the DVLA website it appears that you can only search for new cars unless I missed a page somewhere. Can someone point me in the direction of a website that will enable me to double check that her car is indeed in the correct band because that seems mighty expensive for a 1.4! :( More expensive than my 2.0 Toyota!



Cheers, Dave


my 2002 astra 1.6L club was only £72.50 for 6 months

What about cars older than 2001?

Cars registered on or after 1st March 2001 which fall into Band A (CO2 emissions up to 100 g/km) will attract a nil rate of duty. £00.00p/a

cool but i wonder what vehcles that cover??

Wow! Thats the same as my 2.5 X-trail!

tim..

There aren't any. We've discussed this before; basically it was a political sleight of hand by the chancellor.

No it doesn't because I do not know what band it falls into as I haven't seen the logbook and will not see it for at least another week. :( I need a website that actually shows emissions from cars older than 05/06 but which still fall into the governments new vehicle taxation classes.

Cheers, Dave

It's an encouragement to the mnanufacturers to work on getting there...

...and a publicity stunt!

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Chris Bolus ( snipped-for-privacy@RILEYELFb0lus.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Yes, there are.

Honda Insight Smart Diesel Possibly others.

There just aren't any currently sold new in the UK. That's not Gordon's fault. Plenty of things ARE his fault, but that's not one of 'em.

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Thanks for all your help guys. It seems that the car does indeed fall into the £190 a year band. That's ridiculous for a 1.4 Corsa! :(

Cheers, Dave

Dave ( snipped-for-privacy@dsl.pipex.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :

Parkers reckons 192g/km, or 173g/km for the manual box.

Yep, it's right. Blame the box.

As a sanity check, what MPG does it get?

I'm lead to believe that my mum gets about 30 to the gallon but it only ever does a 3 mile there 3 miles back work journey.

Dave

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