The new car registration pricing, what are you paying?

Forums › Transport (cars, bikes and boats) › The new car registration pricing, what are you paying?

DeepBlueSky

437 posts

Ultimate Geek

# 173762 5-Jun-2015 07:42

Hi just received my registration letter with the new pricing.

Toyota Vanguard

12 months $138.04
6 months $72.72
3 months $40.10

Just curious to know what you're paying.

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8

2005 posts

Uber Geek

# 1317670 5-Jun-2015 08:11

According to http://rightcar.govt.nz , I'll be up for

$175.20 for the Suzuki SX4
$134.95 for Honda Civic

Respectively, the ACC levy components for each, according to: http://www.acc.co.nz/PRD_EXT_CSMP/groups/external_levies/documents/reference_tools/wpc137747.pdf
$103.46
$68.46

All for 12 months, I assume GST inclusive.

"I have noticed even people who claim everything is predestined, and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road." - Stephen Hawking

Inphinity

2541 posts

Uber Geek

# 1317689 5-Jun-2015 08:24

$134.95/12mo

xpd

Chief Trash Bandit
10041 posts

Uber Geek

Mod Emeritus

Trusted

Lifetime subscriber

# 1317704 5-Jun-2015 08:48

One person supports this post

$238 for a NZ new 2003 Toyota Avensis with 5 star safety rating - yet a friends imported, larger, vehicle (slightly newer) with no NZ safety rating is only costing her $134.

How do they work that out ? Only thing I can assume, is on how "green" each vehicle is. Ours dosent have any rating shown yet the friends does.

XPD / Gavin / DemiseNZ

Server : i5-3470s @ 3.50GHz 16GB RAM Win 10 Pro Workstation : i5-3570K @ 3.40GHz 20GB RAM RX580 4GB Win 10 Pro Console : Xbox One

https://www.xpd.co.nz - Games, emulation, geekery, and my attempts at photography. Now on BigPipe 100/100 and 2Talk

Emulation - The art of getting your $4000 PC to run an 80's system - and still fails.

Add me on Steam

Behodar

6735 posts

Uber Geek

Trusted

Lifetime subscriber

# 1317711 5-Jun-2015 08:56

$238 for my 1995 Ford Laser. My last 12-month renewal was $285 so while not a huge saving, it's still a saving.

nzkiwiman

2260 posts

Uber Geek

# 1317722 5-Jun-2015 09:06

1996 Honda Civic LXi

Just under $200 for 12 months, from $275/280

BTR

1517 posts

Uber Geek

# 1317733 5-Jun-2015 09:25

My new cars is $134.95 for 12 months, both 4wd's are $333.52 which is much less than the $400+ which I currently pay per year.

kiwiharry

460 posts

Ultimate Geek

# 1317735 5-Jun-2015 09:26

2002 Toyota Caldina GT

$138.04 for 12 months, or $134.95 if paid online.

wellygary

4105 posts

Uber Geek

# 1317737 5-Jun-2015 09:27

xpd: $238 for a NZ new 2003 Toyota Avensis with 5 star safety rating - yet a friends imported, larger, vehicle (slightly newer) with no NZ safety rating is only costing her $134.

How do they work that out ? Only thing I can assume, is on how "green" each vehicle is. Ours dosent have any rating shown yet the friends does.

The ratings for cars more than 3 years old are based on actual crash data from Australia and NZ, star Ratings are only used for cars less than 2 or 3 years old where there is not enough crash data.

Also a 5 star rating in 2003 is probably only a 2 or 3 star car currently , (The ratings are constantly changing),

For more info see here

http://www.acc.co.nz/for-individuals/other-motorists/WPC137732

Geese

1250 posts

Uber Geek

# 1317746 5-Jun-2015 09:37

nzkiwiman: 1996 Honda Civic LXi

Just under $200 for 12 months, from $275/280

1995 Honda Civic EXi $241.50.

maxeon

1027 posts

Uber Geek

# 1317754 5-Jun-2015 09:51

2013 Ford Kuga Titanium Diesel

$230.02 / year.

I like the pricing considering it is diesel.

Handsomedan

2225 posts

Uber Geek

Subscriber

# 1317756 5-Jun-2015 09:53

2003 Subaru Traviq 7 seater 2.2L: $175.20 p.a.

Handsome Dan Has Spoken.

Handsomedan

2225 posts

Uber Geek

Subscriber

# 1317758 5-Jun-2015 09:57

You can get details here: http://rightcar.govt.nz/find.html

Handsome Dan Has Spoken.

Jase2985

8881 posts

Uber Geek

Lifetime subscriber

# 1317760 5-Jun-2015 09:59

xpd: $238 for a NZ new 2003 Toyota Avensis with 5 star safety rating - yet a friends imported, larger, vehicle (slightly newer) with no NZ safety rating is only costing her $134.

How do they work that out ? Only thing I can assume, is on how "green" each vehicle is. Ours dosent have any rating shown yet the friends does.

there are a few cars like that, i just think they havent been through and looked closely at every model. it may change in time