Car tax fees have "more than doubled" in two years for almost 60 cars in the UK, with costs set to creep up again this spring.

Motorists will soon be paying "close to £400" to stay on the road with Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) increases on their way.

50% car tax cuts should be made on cars made between 20 to 39 years as thousands go in the crusher after being hit by massive VED say campaigners

Petrol and diesel motorists are among those set to be caught out by major new car tax band updates within weeks.

Hundreds of thousands of cars are being scrapped as owners refuse to pay rising VED charges for high-emission vehicles

The Government has confirmed that some vehicles will be subjected to major changes to their tax rates from April 2026

There were several new policies affecting motorists in the Autumn Budget

EXCLUSIVE: The AA has identified one perception problem with Labour and Rachel Reeves' new pay-per-mile road pricing policy just weeks after it was announced.

The new charge will be imposed on electric and hybrid vehicles.

Drivers could face a new mileage-based tax under Treasury plans to replace falling fuel duty revenues.

Some commentators believe 15p a mile for all drivers could be brought in as electric vehicle usage soars

Motorists with cars bearing specific registration plates have been issued a stark alert.

Older classic cars registered between these certain dates have been hit with new car tax changes in 2025.

New research has found that many UK motorists are under-informed and uncertain about the changes to Vehicle Excise Duty, which came into force on April 1, 2025

Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) updates could make certain cars unaffordable for motorists, warns experts.