TD4 manual road tax 2007-2008

I am a bit confused, nothing new there! Anyway I have a 2001 td4, manual gearbox registered in May 2001. When I bought it I bought road tax in July 2007 and it was £205 for 12months.
I am looking into future road tax costs and my registration document states a CO2 of 176g/km so it looks like I should have only paid £165!

So what road tax is everyone else paying?????

It's because your vehicle was registered AFTER March 2001.

Prior to that a manual TD4 should be about 185 for the year.

Your vehicle is a band F under the new system. But next year it'll be moved to a band J so a big hike unfortunately!!!!

I stand to be corrected (and no doubt will be!) but that's what I understand from what I've read....

shootingmike: Thanks for your reply. But thats what I cant under stand, according to the bbc site and others a diesel car registered after march 2001:
Year 2007-2008
Band E (166-185g/km CO2) £165
Band F (over 185g/km CO2)£205

2008-2009
166-185 £170 E
Over 185 £210 F
Over 226 £400 G

2009-2010
171-180 £205 I
181-200 £260 J
201-225 £300 K
226-255 £415 L
over 255 £440 M

On my registration document it states Co2 Immissions of 176g/k. So it should be a band E and then Band I.

Just worked out my error. Registration document states CO not CO2!!!!

Hope this helps....ensure you click road tax button for future years

Land Rover Freelander Station Wagon (98-03) - Facts & Figures - Parker's

doobreydog said:

Hope this helps....ensure you click road tax button for future years

Land Rover Freelander Station Wagon (98-03) - Facts & Figures - Parker's

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Cheers, I have followed the link and even that does tell me the info for a post March 2001 registered td4!
Road tax - Parker's

But bottom line is its 205g/km so thats expensive. Its annoying really as we dont do many miles and could almost do without a car. Well we could if it wasnt for diy stuff for flats and the odd family visit. Its almost worth just hiring cars now and again, but then I wouldn't get to drive very often and I would miss that.