dictated sizing

[Peter �strand <peter.ostrand@xxxxxxxxx>]

If you have a car/bike older than 30 years, you don�t pay tax for it in
Sweden.
Other car/bikes you pay motor vehicle tax after the vehicles weight, we
pay very low tax for our Harleys and the old Imps are free, and the new
Volvo is very expensive.

Teddy / Sweden

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�mne: RE: IML: dictated sizing


I don't think the size matter when it comes to taxes in Europe. I'm not 
sure, however how they do it in all of Europe, but in Scandinavia that's
not 
the case. In Norway, we pay more taxes the bigger engine and more
horsepower 
in it. In Sweden the taxes are way smaller than here in Norway. Joran
Vordal, Norway.


>From: W Bell <cbody67tx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: IML: dictated sizing
>Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 15:09:58 -0700 (PDT)
>
>I understand that certain American vehicles can't be sold in Europe due

>to
>their length being too long (hence the shorter length of a particular 
>late-model Chrysler hot rod sedan so it could be sold internationally,
aka 
>the "Five Meter Car").  Over there, I believe it's done by taxes, just
as 
>it is on engine sizing and similar.  I also suspect that's a reason the

>more recent USA vehicles are getting narrower too, becoming basically 4

>place automobiles.
>
>Just some thoughts,
>W Bell