Rachel Reeves' latest Autumn Budget is just weeks away, with road users under threat of major car tax changes.

Classic car owners could be affected by new car tax rules, as experts suggest new changes are just around the corner.

Motorists will be hit with new Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) changes in a matter of months with petrol, diesel and electric car owners to feel the sting.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves could have her eyes on a major classic car tax benefit at her Autumn Budget later this year.

Petrol, diesel and electric car owners may be affected by radical car tax changes if new proposals are taken into account,

Older vehicles registered more than 20 years ago could be splashing out hundreds of pounds per year to stay on the roads.

Drivers are paying thousands of pounds to use the roads after a simple change introduced by Rachel Reeves and Labour earlier in 2025.

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.

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.

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.