Menu
What's new
By:
Filters
Peugeot RCZ Forum

Register a free account today to become a member. It's free! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, connect with other members through your own private inbox and take part in competitions!

Hi...advice please!

A

Anonymous

Guest
i pay for private mileage at 18p per mile. i do about 100 miles per month of my own.

i pay £97 per month towards my lease, on top of a £350 car allowance. tax office worked it out for me at £600 tax per year. either way its cheaper than running my own car as previously i was paying £132 pm lease, £35 pm insurance, £60-70 pm fuel, on top of that tax, servicing, repairs etc.
 
A

Anonymous

Guest
Have you taken out a personal lease or is the £350 what your company allow you and they lease it for you?
I went the other way i gave up my company car and took the allowance.
 
A

Anonymous

Guest
£350 is company allowance :) i do about 1500 miles a month, i'd be daft not to have a company car!
 
A

Anonymous

Guest
prettypaula said:
£350 is company allowance :) i do about 1500 miles a month, i'd be daft not to have a company car!
Click to expand...
So you add to your £350 allowance and the car is still leased by your company.Yes for you it is a no brainer.
I had a company car with a very good allowance, but i used to do approx 30k a year, i then i became office bound and with my office now 20 miles away the company car didnt work for me.
I took the monthly cash allowance and bought my car so basically the company is paying for my car.
I will do approx 2000 business miles a year and get 45p back per mile.
 
A

Anonymous

Guest
PrettyPaula your private mileage is a very very small percentage against your business mileage? 25 miles a week?
How far do you travel to your place of work?
Do you travel to your place at work everyday or are you classed as a home worker?
I used to declare 250 miles a month and got picked up by HMRC and had to show mileage data both private and business for the last couple of years.
I ended up up with a extra tax bill!!! Dont expect your company to back you and dont falsify.
 
A

Anonymous

Guest
Simple way of looking at it is this... if you personally sell it on then GT is a great thing to have... folks want leather.

the sport will provide 90% of the enjoyment of RCZ ownership probably more.

The 18's they ride on too mean a comfier ride if you are slogging the motorways.

Personally speaking the GT was the car I wanted and so i cut my cloth acordingly.

If you are debating on it then i would suggest you go sport as it will be all the RCZ you ever need
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top