We all know that having a car comes with many unwanted expenses.
These include fuel and/or charging (if you own a hybrid or electric vehicle), insurance, MOT, servicing, and for the instance of this article, car tax.
Any car that is on or off road in the UK must be taxed.
This just adds another expense for motorists, so it’s not a bad idea searching for the cheapest cars to tax so you can save as much money as possible before committing to a new vehicle.
Please note that Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) tax brackets are broken down into different band categories, ranging from A-M (A cheapest, M most expensive).
The cars listed on this article today are models registered between March 2001 and April 2017, also falling under band B or C (£25 and £35 annual rate respectively).
As of right now, there are models such as EVs and hybrid cars that full under band A for car tax, with these vehicles not requiring a tax payment.
Cheap Cars to Tax:
1. Hyundai i10
2. Citroen C1
3. Ford Fiesta
4. BMW 2 Series
5. Nissan Qashqai
6. Volkswagen up!
7. Ford Focus
8. Skoda Fabia
1. Hyundai i10
The Hyundai i10 is a small city car that constantly helps drivers save money on tax and fuel.
Older models (registered before April 1, 2017) of the i10 are as little as £20 in annual road tax.
Paired with effective fuel efficiency, the Hyundai hatchback is a real money saver, not just in the tax bracket.