davelegacy
Member Number 16
As above.
Surprised
Surprised
No increase in road tax or petrol budget2014
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Mad Paddy RS
Octane Boostaholics
stunned
since they have everyone taxing them now since the off the road stamp has gone
There wasn't much they could do there
Increase for 2015 id say though
I was more surprised 16000 tractors appeared for the first time last week http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/thousands-use-loophole-to-avoid-motor-tax-arrears-29654153.html
and surprised the low emission stuff wasn't upped a bit witch should be in my view
There wasn't much they could do there
Increase for 2015 id say though
I was more surprised 16000 tractors appeared for the first time last week http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/thousands-use-loophole-to-avoid-motor-tax-arrears-29654153.html
and surprised the low emission stuff wasn't upped a bit witch should be in my view
joe watson
Petrolheads
Wow 16000 tractors at 102 euro each. I was one of them 
Rob Spec C
Octane Boostaholics
No €800 cap for Nicky though 
Although I had my chequebook ready to go straight out and buy a 530D just in case it was true
Although I had my chequebook ready to go straight out and buy a 530D just in case it was true
nic spec c
Octane Boostaholics
Ah well
bunch of 
At least it didn't o up Nick 
gonzogicker
Petrolheads
Maybe they have woke up (doubt it] and realized they are past the point of diminishing returns? If you look around now at the number of single car homes again. They have nearly halved the number of cars on the road when you consider the number of people leaving the country also. Soon it will be not financially viable for the average man to drive to work. When the average car tax is more than the average weekly wage it is time to park it on the side of the road and walk away. 
