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Cost of a new Mazda MX-5?
What would be the total cost of a new Mazda MX-5 GT and will there be any for sale here in Ireland before the end of the year?
The Mazda dealers and Mazda Ireland are not very upfront with this information. You would think that they would be hungry for sales and especially on a model that is the flagship of the brand.
Anthony Byrne (Cork)
Oct 2020 Filed under: choosing new car
NOx rating for 1992 Mercedes 190E?
Hi,
What's the NOx of a 1992 Mercedes 190 E petrol 2.0-litre?
Brian Byrne (Naas)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
Cost to tax an Isuzu Trooper import?
What will an Isuzu Trooper SWB 3.0d commerical cost to tax as an import in Dec 2020?
Gerard Deegan (Dunboyne)
Oct 2020 Filed under: taxation
VRT on a new BMW X5 xDrive45e in 2021?
Hi,
Will VRT on a new BMW X5 xDrive45e M Sport be 7% with the new budget figures?
Thanks
Jim
Jim Doyle (Dublin )
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
Motor tax on BMW 730d on new 2021 system?
How much will it be to tax a 2017 BMW 730d diesel on the new system?
Thank you
Con O Callaghan (Cork)
Oct 2020 Filed under: taxation
Will VRT change my new car price in 2021?
We ordered a new car before the 2021 budget and paid a deposit. Even though the car won't be delivered until January 2021, I presume the new VRT rates will not change the price we agreed with the dealer?
J Fowler (Kildare)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
Should I register my imported pickup now?
Hi,
I’m looking to buy a Toyota Hilux Active Double Cab pickup, a 3.0-litre automatic from Northern Ireland for £15,000. Would it benefit me to register it in Ireland before Jan 2021? Also, I’m using it for my business. How much will motor tax cost annually? I do not know what the NOx emissions are or where to obtain them.
Regards Donal Slattery
Eamon Slattery (Co Galway)
Oct 2020 Filed under: importing
VRT on a car with 109g/km in 2021?
What will the VRT be on a car with 109g/km of CO2 in 2021? At the moment it is 16 per cent of OMSP.
Thanks
Dermot from Cork
Dermot Hedigan (Cork)
Oct 2020 Filed under: VRT
Did LCV tax go up in Budget 2021?
Did motor tax on commercial vechicals go up in the budget?
Con O Flynn (Cork)
Oct 2020 Filed under: taxation
Are 2018 tyres still ok as new?
Hi there,
Purchased “new” tyres only to discover that they were actually manufactured in 2018 and have been told that this is perfectly legal. I wonder how many people realise this. Find this rather troubling to think that a product can sit for two years if not more and still be described as new when it has been stored for a period of time.
Surely there is deterioration in the product as a result of the passage of time?
Sarah Murray (Drogheda)
Oct 2020 Filed under: tyres
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