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Any VRT on importing an electric car?
If importing a one-year-old EV from UK (no VAT due) where EV grants have been paid, will I have to pay VRT in Ireland?
Michael Neylon (Corofin)
Aug 2019 Filed under: electric cars
Difference between these SEAT Tarracos?
What is the difference between the SEAT Tarraco XCellence and the XCellence Lux besides the price?
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Mat Monteith (Warrington)
Aug 2019 Filed under: choosing new car
Economical auto and reliable for €6,000?
Hi there,
Could you recommend something for us around €6k that's economical, cheap to tax and reliable? We don't have a clue what to buy; it just needs reasonable room for two plus a child. Just to make things more challenging it needs to be automatic. Any directions you could point us in would be much appreciated!
John Smith
Aug 2019 Filed under: choosing used car
Lease or buy a Porsche Macan?
Would you lease or purchase a Porsche Macan? Looking at 2019 registrations max one previous owner.
Michelle Morgan (Bromley)
Aug 2019 Filed under: choosing new car
How much to tax a motorbike?
So... how is motorcycle tax worked out in 2019?
NEIL ATKINSON (FOXFORD)
Aug 2019 Filed under: taxation
What's standard on the new Kia xCeed?
What comes standard on the new Kia xCeed in Ireland?
Sean Mc Gaughey Mc Gaughey (Co Louth)
Aug 2019 Filed under: future cars
Can I buy a commercial for private use?
I want to buy a 3.0-litre Toyota Hilux or Mitsubishi L200 vehicle, for the purpose of transporting horse and ponies by horsebox. I have a herd number as I am the owner of several equines and have my premises registered. Can I buy the above models, as commercial vehicles, but get private motor tax and insurance on them, as I do not have a business or trade and am using the vehicle for recreational use? I can't seem to get any answers or details from tax office.
Thanks.
Jane, Co. Galway
Jacinta MCarthy (Galway)
Aug 2019 Filed under: commercial vehicle
Should valves be changed with tyres?
Auto services changed my tyres, but not valves. Is it legal?
Renate Stepina (Virginia )
Aug 2019 Filed under: tyres
Looking for family car for about €17,000...
Looking to buy a five-seat family car with a budget of around €17k. The car will be used mostly for short journey commutes with some long journeys. Currently have 2004 SEAT Alhambra 1.9 TDI. Do about 12 to 13k a year so looking for something reliable and fairly roomy.
Leo OHara (Galway)
Aug 2019 Filed under: family car
How much extra to pay tax quarterly?
A 3.5-litre car has a road tax of €1,809. How much does it cost if it is paid every quarter? And what is the APR?
Sincerely
Tom
Thomas Hughes (Dublin )
Aug 2019 Filed under: taxation
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