I am wondering if you are able to help me as I find the car tax system confusing. We have a 1991 Renault horse lorry that is now 30 years old, a 3.5T model. What should it cost to tax?
Filed under taxation - Asked by Olivia Hodges (Cahir) - Thu, 11 Nov 2021 20:10
Answered by: Neil Briscoe - Complete Car Advisor - @neilmbriscoe
Hi Olivia,
In theory, once any vehicle is 30 years old or older, it qualifies for so-called ‘vintage’ tax — which is a mere €56 per year. If for any reason your truck doesn’t qualify, then it’ll be taxed according to its engine capacity. Rates for any goods vehicle under 3,000cc start at €333 per annum.
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