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All rates of vehicle tax shown apply to tax discs taken out from 1 April 2012. You can calculate the cost of vehicle tax by following the links below.
Tax classes include:
Find out the cost of your first year vehicle tax rate if you buy a new car registered on or after 1 April 2010. These rates are based on CO2 emissions and fuel type.
Tax classes include buses, reduced pollution buses, general haulage, reduced pollution general haulage, recovery vehicles and private HGV.
Tax classes include rigid vehicles, reduced pollution rigid vehicles, trailer duty, reduced pollution trailer duty, two axle tractive unit articulated vehicles, reduced pollution two axle tractive unit articulated vehicles, three axle tractive unit articulated vehicles and reduced pollution three axle tractive unit articulated vehicles.
From 1 April 2011, exceptional rates of vehicle tax have been introduced for some heavy goods vehicles. Heavy goods vehicles of a certain weight and axle configuration that do not have road friendly suspension may attract a different rate of vehicle tax.
Heavy goods vehicles registered in Northern Ireland
If you have a heavy goods vehicle that is registered in Northern Ireland and wish to find the cost of vehicle tax, follow the link below.
The leaflet 'Rates of vehicle tax' (V149) shows the cost of vehicle tax for: special vehicles (showman’s goods, showman’s haulage, works truck, digging machines, road rollers, mobile cranes/pumps), small islands vehicles, special trailer duty, special types vehicles, reduced pollution special types vehicles, combined transport and reduced pollution combined transport.
You can spread the cost of the vehicle tax by using the new Post Office® savings card scheme. You can use this card as full or part payment for your vehicle tax. (For more details of the new savings card scheme and the closure of the savings stamps please contact the Post Office).
Provided by DVLA