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A recent crackdown by Customs and Revenue officers in the northern counties where a stand-off developed between Customs Officials and a Donegal Woman prompted one Irish man to set up a group on Facebook aptly named “Ban VRT Now”.
Originally designed as a replacement for Irish excise charges that were no longer possible under the EU single market, VRT is now part and parcel of every car purchase in the Republic of Ireland. Motorcheck.ie takes a look at the legality of Ireland’s Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT) and reports on growing support for its abolishment.
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Use your Motorcheck.ie fuelcard to purchase a minimum of 500 litres in a three month period (that’s roughly 35 litres a week) and qualify for a free €20 gift voucher.
The Motorcheck fuelcard is free of charge, you get 4 weeks interest free credit and a fixed weekly price at 320+ Topaz stations.
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Are you planning on importing a used car from Northern Ireland or mainland GB? If so you’ll probably be familiar Ireland’s Vehicle Registration Tax (VRT) and how difficult it is to calculate. Fret no more – we’ve built Ireland’s most user-friendly VRT Calculator!
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The opportunity to purchase a new car and save €1,500 doesn’t come along often and now that the dust is starting to settle on the government’s budget speech I thought it would be useful to take a look at any ’small print’ that usually goes with these incentives. Find out the conditions that apply before you can avail of that €1,500 discount.
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Have you ever wondered which county’s citizens bought the most BMWs this year? Or wondered whether Ireland’s drivers have become more environmentally friendly since new emission-based tax bands were introduced? Not to mention just how many new “White-Van-Man” drivers there are in 2009? Well now you can find out for yourself with our new interactive Vehicle Statistic service. Slice and dice all sorts of weird and wonderful new vehicle registration data for yourself…
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Since March of this year the Motocheck used vehicle database has identified a 400% increase in the number of mileage discrepencies which often indicate “clocking”. RTE’s Buyer Beware programme on Wednesday the 18
Vehicle Registration Tax or ‘VRT’ as it’s known has been a bone of contention for Irish motorists since it was introduced in 1993.
I wouldn’t normally use our blog to directly promote a Motorcheck service but I think this one deserves a mention.
Ireland’s quickest and most accurate VRT Calculator
Essential Guide To Ireland’s Car Scrappage Scheme
Accurate and up-to-date statistics on Irish new car registrations
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