Looking to buy a
new car this year? You can have your heart set on a brand or model and you may
have explored new and second hand car prices on the Internet and decided that
you can afford to buy the car of your dreams, but question you have to ask you
is that you can afford to start?
What about changes in vehicle excise duty? Now cars are classified by the
amount of carbon dioxide they emit, cars, thus more environmentally friendly
will be charged less Vehicle Excise Duty for the most polluting vehicles. At
the time of writing the least polluting cars will be exempt from tax at all,
wherever the most polluting cars (M) of the class, such as large 4x4 with big
engine will have to pay £ 440 per year. If you are looking to buy a new car,
then there will be another shock to your wallet and was nicknamed the
"exposure fee." If you are looking to drive this car Class M out of
the showroom, you will also face a bill for the Showroom duty "payment £
950.
1. Buy a small
family sedan. For example, the VW Polo Bluemotion 1.4 TDI is an economical
runabout that falls into tax band Group A. Not only do you have to pay any tax
on that vehicle, you can also avoid paying tax exposure that this car is so
economical diesel is free. This car also around 70mpg which makes it super
cheap to run.
2. Buy a diesel.
When it comes to fuel efficient cars, vehicles equipped with diesel engines are
the first to come to mind for most people. While historically it was usually
the case with the cost of diesel at the pump more than the cost of petrol,
buying a diesel may not be the best way to save money . You have to do the math
before you jump into the water to buy a diesel car. On the positive side, the
miles per gallon a diesel vehicle is generally much higher than gasoline
vehicles, so it will at least do more for the environment. Diesel vehicles are
also normally classified in a lower tax bracket save money on vehicle excise.
3. Bi-fuel cars. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
as a method of execution car or van is becoming a popular way of operating a
vehicle more respectful of the environment and economically. Although you can
buy a bi-fuel car from new many people pay to convert your current car to
support GPL. The cost of converting a car is usually around £ 1500 and a real
economy of about 30% in fuel costs can be achieved with either Fill-in pumps.
4. Electric cars. - For many years electric
cars were released that the salvation of spiraling fuel costs and save the
environmental sphere of automobile pollution. Unfortunately, in reality, the
electric vehicle has not really lived up to the hype, with slow vehicles and
battery life limiting short range. If you live in the center of a great city
like London, then a vehicle like the G-Wiz can be the perfect vehicle for you.
Having a G-Wiz in London might make sense as they are exempt from paying
parking charges in Westminster, not having to pay the central London congestion
charge and are free of both traffic and costs of tax gasoline. The G-Wiz is a
small vehicle and feels very cramped inside. The car has a top speed of 50-60 miles
per hour, which may not be the end of the world in a city where traffic moves
faster than the speed barely a snail. A less extreme version of the G-Wiz is
the Toyota Prius, a hybrid electric vehicle operates mainly excluding petrol
but uses the low-speed power and recharges the batteries at faster speeds. The
Prius can do about 65 mpg making it a very economical car to drive.
5. Cars great for
the family and the dog. If you are single and want to save money on your race
car costs and do their part for the environment, then you have many more
options for families who need a larger vehicle to take everyone in. While small
cars are more likely to be economic, there are some larger vehicles out there
that are designed with space and economy in mind. With very low emissions,
helping to save money on vehicle excise duty and decent economy with 58mpg this
vehicle is a good bet for a family looking to save money.
6. Performance
Sport in a "green car." For example, the Honda Accord 2.2 I-CTDI
Sport is one of those cars with 52.3 mpg and a top speed of 129 miles per hour,
an excellent combination of performance and efficiency which can meet all your
expectations.
7. Buy a classic
car. If you're afraid you'll lose a lot of money in the value of your car, then
buy a classic car can be the best option for you. Maintenance costs are likely
to be much higher with a conventional vehicle and they may not be the most
economical in the market, but by pure return on investment if you choose the
right vehicle, then you will probably come back when your money you have to
sell the car.
8. The
car-sharing systems. Those looking to save money on their daily running costs
of their cars could consider car sharing systems. Basically, car sharing
systems are in place for people to turn when they drive, saving you money on
fuel, and gain the advantage they should not drive all the time! There are lots
of car sharing systems out there, such as those created for parents who make
the school trip with a scheme for police Force members met in London. Explore
the options in your area and you may find that car sharing is a great way to
save money.
9. Time Share
cars. You've heard all about the time share villas on the Costa del Sol but you
must not be afraid of the time car share schemes. These schemes may vary clubs
where you get a part of a Ferrari or Bentley to drive the occasional weekend,
pay-as-you-go car schemes where you can join a club and simply book a run as
long you want from one hour to one day. For those who tend to use mainly public
transport and really can not justify owning a car, then a pay-as-you-go system
can be the ideal way to have access to a car without pay expensive rental fees.
No problem, book a car online and pick it up, swipe your membership card on the
dashboard and you're out! Usually, fuel costs (to a point) are included and
insurance are also taken away.
10. Packages Car Finance. In the current economic
climate by taking a car finance package makes perfect sense that you can split
your payments over several months, which allows you to fully budget for your
vehicle. If you plan to buy a car in cash on a court, you may be worried about
the recession and redundancy. The most recent of the most likely car that
maintenance costs will be reduced, the more you save money in the long run.
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