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Unfortunately it is looking like I am going to have to sell. Getting a lot of pressure from the business so time to cash in.
I am truely gutted as I love this car like a 3rd child but I cannot resist any longer.

If you hear of anyone looking for a nearly new B8 RS4, PLEASE can you throw them my way!!

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/ ... &logcode=p Autotrader advert

viewtopic.php?f=63&t=116753 - RS246 advert here

64 Plate, 9,500 miles, 2 free services, warranty, chip and wheel repair package and roadside etc
Panther Black Crystal
Black Optics including piano black interior (black tail pipes replaced by Audi at 8k)
Sports seats in black leather & suede
Full sports pack incuding Drive Select
DRC good - new front struts and overhauled at 4k - sorted knocking most get
20" Rotors with PS2's
Rear load carpet liner (never used)
MMI High - Google Maps, Audi Connect, Upload things via the Audi Connect app etc
Audi Lane assist / Radar Cruise Control / Brake Assist / auto folding mirrors / Auto lights / Auto wipers
Adpative Xenons (move with the wheel)
2 Smart Keys and all books, manuals etc.
Thank you all in advance. One day I will be back, especially if the B9 has significantly lower CO2.....

Appreciate any help you guys can give to me.

milesg wrote:One day I will be back, especially if the B9 has significantly lower CO2.....

If you buy a B9 from April 2017 onwards then the CO2 is irrelevant after the first year - since from year 2 emissions will have no effect on Road Tax which will be £140 whether the emissions are 1g/km or 1,000g/km (as announced in the post 2015 election Budget statement).

There's a line hiding at the bottom of your image. That must make it £450 per year?

Unfortunately it is nothing to do with tax but our companies pledge to reduce our carbon footprint. And I have the highest by a long long way!!!

Andy_S wrote:There's a line hiding at the bottom of your image. That must make it £450 per year?

But that's because of value not emissions - ANY car over £40k will be charged that from years 2 to 5 whether it emits 1g/km or 1,000g/km - so even a £40,000 will pay the value based surcharge (but a £39,999 won't).

So what I said is 100% correct, emissions are irrelevant after year 1 on new cars from April 2017.

milesg wrote:Unfortunately it is nothing to do with tax but our companies pledge to reduce our carbon footprint.

Change job - any company that gives in to the "mad Greens" deserves to go broke IMHO.

Or buy a Volkswagen? Sorted