Owners of modern classic cars built between these two years are among those affected by updated car tax fees.

A study of 2,000 UK adults found 41 per cent of those who rely on petrol or diesel are concerned they would have to give up their vehicle if costs of driving continue to rise under the Labour Party government

Motorists getting behind the wheel of a vehicle built in any of these years will have to pay hundreds of pounds to use the roads.

Petrol and diesel drivers are feeling the sting of major car tax increases that came into effect earlier this year.

Certain vehicles will cost thousands of pounds more to run after new 2025 car tax changes were introduced earlier this year.

Officials are being urged to reconsider a new car tax charge which was only introduced to motorists earlier this Spring.

Experts have called for urgent Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax changes which may see the introduction of a pay per mile system.

Leading experts have demanded hefty car tax rule changes which could see discounts handed out to millions of UK drivers.

Motorists getting behind the wheel of certain models could end up paying hundreds of pounds more in car tax fees this year.

Motorists can quickly check how much their Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax prices have risen through a simple online check.

Drivers are still unsure how new Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax changes impact them despite the new rules being introduced back in April.

The DVLA has issued a stern reminder to UK drivers: pay your car tax on time or risk fines, clamping, or even having your vehicle seized from the roadside

Leading experts have demanded the introduction of new car tax updates that could see discounts and savings on these particular vehicles.

Older drivers born between these years could be among the most affected by the new Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) car tax fees.

These cars could be hit with a car tax charge of up to £600 this year just weeks after major car tax changes were introduced.