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Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 18:12
by Ozzy_UK
Best one i have seen

felt this should go in the general section as it is lotus related...
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/Lotuscartax/
Oz
Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 20:43
by P.O.D.
Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 20:52
by RobB
Just signed it - this one definitely falls into the category of: "sensible policies for a happier Britain"!

Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 22:10
by DARRENBY
Great idea,
but for some reason I dont think Mr brown gives a fig. When car companys are are all in it, youd like to see him do just one thing right, please dont hold your breath!!!
I own a lotus so my bias got the better of me im with you all.

Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:41
by GJ1
I'm in
It'll be interesting to see the outcome of this one.
I am a firm believer of scrapping road tax and covering it by an adjustment in fuel duty. A pay as go arrangement. That would make sense in our case.
Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 23:15
by KevW
GJ1 wrote:I'm in
It'll be interesting to see the outcome of this one.
I am a firm believer of scrapping road tax and covering it by an adjustment in fuel duty. A pay as go arrangement. That would make sense in our case.
I agree that's the most obvious,sensible and uncomplicated way to collect Road Tax.
And that is why our masters will never choose to go down that route.
Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009 21:29
by DARRENBY
hasn't most of Europe been doing this for years?
shame the people at the top don't realize that transport firms, taxis and reps would fill the coffers faster than us enthusiasts. But I'm sure this wont happen due to the captains of industry contributing to party coffers which must be more important than appeasing the voters.
regards
Darren
Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009 21:38
by chrisw2811
What I don't understand is why the government is prepared to pledge billions to try to keep companies churning out over-weight Euroboxes that are incompatible with energy efficiency, but does not give a tax break or other financial incentive to a company that delivers strong but light vehicles that are compatible with future alternatives. yep, I signed

Re: Number10.gov.uk - Lotus Petition
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009 23:02
by alanmoss
Signed up - now if we could get a rebate on previous Lotus models.....