To work out how much vehicle excise duty (commonly referred to as car tax or road tax) you will pay for your car from 1 April 2014, you need to know how much CO2 it emits.
You can find this on your vehicle’s V5C registration certificate (log book) or new keeper details section (V5C/2).
Rates of vehicle tax for petrol and diesel cars registered on, or after, 1 March 2001
| Band | CO2 emissions | 2014-15 | 2014-15 6 months | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | up to 100g/km | £0 | not available | |
| B | 101-110g/km | £20 | not available | |
| C | 111-120g/km | £30 | not available | |
| D | 121-130g/km | £110 | £60.50 | |
| E | 131-140g/km | £130 | £71.50 | |
| F | 141-150g/km | £145 | £79.75 | |
| G | 151-160g/km | £180 | £99.00 | |
| H | 161-170g/km | £205 | £112.75 | |
| I | 171-180g/km | £225 | £123.75 | |
| J | 181-200g/km | £265 | £145.75 | |
| K* | 201-225g/km | £285 | £156.75 | |
| L | 226-255g/km | £485 | £266.75 | |
| M | over 255g/km | £500 | £275.00 |