| ULEZ 08:07 - Mar 13 with 653 views | hampstead_blue |
Anyone here having to sell a car because of the ULEZ extension?
Talking to a friend in Islington who has a couple of classic Fords, Capri and Escort (Yeah baby!) and he's seriously thinking of selling as the cost just to have it taxed will be ridiculous.
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| ULEZ on 08:09 - Mar 13 with 642 views | Herbivore |
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| ULEZ on 08:28 - Mar 13 with 594 views | ElephantintheRoom |
I sold my highly economic diesel audi and replaced it with a gas guzzling new rs4 which seems to be acceptable, despite being much worse for the environment and my wallet.
Your point about 'classic cars' is a good one. In China any car over 8 years old is scrapped.... which wont do much for the classic car market over there. It may well be that eco-warriors will destroy our fettish with old cars.... or force the rule makers to garage them at their second homes in the country. |  |
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| ULEZ on 08:32 - Mar 13 with 584 views | Coastalblue |
I changed mine last year. I had a relatively new and clean Audi which I couldn't really justify owning any more, I drive a fair bit less these days and also wanted the money out of it.
Bought a ratty old high mileage Renault, figures suggest it's far worse for the environment but as it's petrol it is actually ULEZ compliant.
I live right in the middle of the new zone. |  |
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