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[quote="mogsyman"]
Adding to fuel seems the fairest way in my books - use more fuel, pay more taxes  <!-- s --><!-- s -->
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Kinda like the argument as long as company vans, trucks etc arent penalised.........extra duty on fuel would crucify businesses

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[quote="mogsyman"]
Adding to fuel seems the fairest way in my books - use more fuel, pay more taxes  <!-- s --><!-- s -->
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Kinda like the argument as long as company vans, trucks etc arent penalised.........extra duty on fuel would crucify businesses
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Good point, and being a business owner with vehicles I would of course be penalised and feel the pain.

I suspect it's not quite as easy as it may appear which is why you can't please all of the people all of the time.

[quote="mogsyman"]I suspect it's not quite as easy as it may appear which is why you can't please all of the people all of the time.
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Some of the people once in a while would be nice though... ::)

He is pleasing me - the new X's tax is a lot cheaper than I thought it would be  )

By the time I can afford to upgrade, mine should be TAX free, vintage


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[quote="rusty nail"]
By the time I can afford to upgrade, mine should be TAX free, vintage


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Won't happen - all X drivers within 2 years will pay £650 per simply because they sit higher than saloon drivers


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Damn it, will just have to fit 13" rims and chop the roof.........

Actually, they must be tall as a friend of ours almost fell out of the car today as she didn't realise it was a higher position than her Chrysler Voyager.


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That's why we have side steps....... )

Obviously needs a safety notice.....'Danger.....Sudden Drop!'

I did mention the steps, but then she is a woman and thus never listens to a man :p


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