Datatek
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Downhill I assume
wack61
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I know at least 2 people that bought new cars because the road tax was free or £20 , they laughed when I bought an impreza with its £500 a year road tax and 25mpg fuel economy
One is paying out £200 a month, the other has spent £1000 on a new DPF , 2 years down the line both have lost a small fortune in depreciation, my impreza is worth 90% of what I paid for it 2 years ago.
They both fell for exactly what the government wanted, they changed their cars which generates vat in big lumps and now phase 2 of the plan is coming into effect they'll be paying the same or more road tax as they did on their petrol cars.
One is paying out £200 a month, the other has spent £1000 on a new DPF , 2 years down the line both have lost a small fortune in depreciation, my impreza is worth 90% of what I paid for it 2 years ago.
They both fell for exactly what the government wanted, they changed their cars which generates vat in big lumps and now phase 2 of the plan is coming into effect they'll be paying the same or more road tax as they did on their petrol cars.
wack61
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wattfield
AKA Dirk Diggler
I copied that sentence into Google, and coincidentally, there it was, word for word!
Fuel-Efficiency - CSX
Possibly...
Do CSX Trains Really Move 1 Ton of Cargo 400 Miles on 1 Gallon of Fuel? | Center for Transportation and Livable Systems (CTLS)
Is there a problem?
wattfield
AKA Dirk Diggler
Thank you
That is what I thought. Just had to askYou ought to see the daily coal trains go buy 1 1/2-2 miles long. 1 plant near me takes 150 coal train cars daily
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MJI
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ER1C
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meego
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wack61
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I paid £6700 for it 2 years ago but it had £400 worth of tax on it so car was £6300
It's a 2009 impreza WRX with 56k on it
Subaru Impreza 2.5 WRX 5dr