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- There is a single fee of £55 to register and tax a vehicle for the first time with DVLA. Payment methods include a cheque or postal order. But, you should not send cash through the post.
www.theukrules.co.uk/rules/driving/vehicle-registration/new-registrations/DVLA New Registrations Process | New Registrations Fee - UK Rules
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You’ll have to pay a fee of £55 if you’re registering and taxing a vehicle for the first time with DVLA. You can pay by cheque or postal order. You cannot send cash.
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Enter the vehicle registration to check the annual cost of taxing the vehicle. Our free car check provides many data fields for UK vehicles including the cost of taxing the vehicle for 6 or 12 months.
- The cost of taxing a vehicle is calculated differently depending on the age and type of the vehicle. Car tax rates may be based on engine size, fue...
- For some vehicles, there isn’t enough data available to calculate the tax rate. Alternatively, you can check the vehicle tax rates table to calcula...
- Vehicles with an original list price of more than £40,000 require an additional payment of £335 per year for 5 years. This doesn’t include the firs...
- Enter the registration to check if your vehicle requires an additional payment of £335 a year. If you’re buying a vehicle under 5 years old, you ca...
- The tax rate is estimated based on the vehicle data provided by the DVLA. Before purchasing a vehicle, you should confirm the car tax estimate is c...
- Overview
- Before you start
- Information about registered keepers
- Information about E10 petrol
- Other ways to check a vehicle’s details
Check online to find out what information the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) holds about a vehicle.
You’ll need the vehicle’s registration number (number plate).
This service is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).
Start now on the vehicle enquiry service
You can use this service to check details about a vehicle, including:
•vehicle tax - the current rate and when it expires
•SORN status
•when its MOT expires
•the date it was first registered
•last log book (V5C) issue date
You must write to DVLA to request information about the current or previous registered keeper of a vehicle.
There is a different service to check if your vehicle can run on E10 petrol.
Contact DVLA to get the vehicle’s:
•date of first registration
•year of manufacture
•engine size
•CO2 emissions
•colour
Apr 1, 2015 · Cars registered between 1 March 2001 and 31 March 2017. The rate of vehicle tax is based on fuel type and CO2 emissions. CO2 emission details are shown on the car’s V5C registration...
As well as this, there's a premium for vehicles with a list price of over £40,000 (excluding zero emission vehicles). Between 1 March 2001 and 31 March 2017 - You'll pay based on the car's official CO2 emissions and fuel type. Before 1 March 2001 - The tax you pay will depend on the engine size. This has increased slightly in the latest budget.
Use the tables below to determine the total VED and levy payable for your vehicle based on the revenue weight and axle configuration e.g. A two axle rigid weighing 14,500 kgs pays B2 i.e. an annual rate of £210.
The fee of £55 for making a new registration (where applicable). A current MOT certificate for vehicles more than 3 years old (4 years in Northern Ireland). A certificate of newness if it is new (use a declaration of newness for imported vehicles). Any relevant documents appertaining to the vehicle (e.g. build plans for kit cars).
