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**N9u9ie4p** · 07-24-2012, 11:50 PM

Due to various reasons which are too unimportant to go into we are cancelling all of our fleet vehicles through the early termination insurance and getting new ones. What to get??

It has to be loooooooow CO2 as I want to pay as little BIK tax as possible. I don't drive much for work anymore (my lease will only be for 10,000 miles a year) so I'm not too bothered if petrol or diesel (and there is a surcharge in BIK on diesels). Is there anything better than another BMW 320D efficient dynamics?

If I understand what you are saying correctly, you get charged more for CO2 emissions on a diesel? That's messed up considering that new "Clean Diesels" put out less CO2 emissions than their gasoline counterparts.

Personally though, ever since I started driving diesel, I'm biased towards it, so I say get a Diesel.

07-24-2012, 11:50 PM	#5
N9u9ie4p Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 394 Senior Member	Due to various reasons which are too unimportant to go into we are cancelling all of our fleet vehicles through the early termination insurance and getting new ones. What to get?? It has to be loooooooow CO2 as I want to pay as little BIK tax as possible. I don't drive much for work anymore (my lease will only be for 10,000 miles a year) so I'm not too bothered if petrol or diesel (and there is a surcharge in BIK on diesels). Is there anything better than another BMW 320D efficient dynamics? If I understand what you are saying correctly, you get charged more for CO2 emissions on a diesel? That's messed up considering that new "Clean Diesels" put out less CO2 emissions than their gasoline counterparts. Personally though, ever since I started driving diesel, I'm biased towards it, so I say get a Diesel.
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