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  1. #1
    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    Jan 09 2008
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    01'NB'S4 sold 04 LSBlue M3
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    VA

    Quick question about the gas tax...

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    Sry. I meant the gas guzzler tax.
    -edit-

    Is this a tax applied to owners each year? Or is this a one time tax charged to first time buyers?

    I drive a B5 S4, and with school and all, I'm no longer quite as interested in pursuing the plans I had for this car. I'd like a reliable but fast car that still holds class, and I'm thinking about making the switch to a B6 s4, hopefully keeping the same Nogaro color.

    Thanks in advance.

    Oh, and how much do you guys really average out to the gallon? We can suck gas down pretty hard too under boost.
    Last edited by JayyyyyC; 12-17-2008 at 01:45 AM.

  2. #2
    Account Terminated Four Rings
    Join Date
    Apr 12 2007
    AZ Member #
    17240
    My Garage
    2010 Ford Edge AWD
    Location
    Mr. 630

    Re: Quick question about the gas tax...

    You mean the gas guzzler tax?

    is the Gas Guzzler Tax?

    The Energy Tax Act of 1978 established a Gas Guzzler Tax on the sale of new model year vehicles whose fuel economy fails to meet certain statutory levels. The gas guzzler tax applies only to cars (not trucks) and is collected by the IRS.

    The fuel economy figures used to determine the Gas Guzzler Tax are different from the fuel economy values provided on this web site and in the Fuel Economy Guide. The tax does not depend on your actual on-the-road mpg, which may be more or less than the EPA published value. The purpose of the Gas Guzzler Tax is to discourage the production and purchase of fuel inefficient vehicles. The amount of any applicable Gas Guzzler Tax paid by the manufacturer will be disclosed on the automobile's fuel economy label (the window sticker on new cars).
    GAS GUZZLER TAX
    Unadjusted MPG (combined)*

    Tax
    at least 22.5 MPG
    No tax
    at least 21.5 MPG, but less than 22.5 MPG
    $1000
    at least 20.5 MPG, but less than 21.5 MPG
    $1300
    at least 19.5 MPG but less than 20.5 MPG
    $1700
    at least 18.5 MPG, but less than 19.5 MPG
    $2100
    at least 17.5 MPG, but less than 18.5 MPG
    $2600
    at least 16.5 MPG, but less than 17.5 MPG
    $3000
    at least 15.5 MPG, but less than 16.5 MPG
    $3700
    at least 14.5 MPG, but less than 15.5 MPG
    $4500
    at least 13.5 MPG, but less than 14.5 MPG
    $5400
    at least 12.5 MPG, but less than 13.5 MPG
    $6400
    less than 12.5 MPG
    $7700

    More info here.
    http://www.epa.gov/fueleconomy/guzzler/index.htm

    If youre looking at a B6 none of this pertains to you.

  3. #3
    Veteran Member Four Rings todd1010's Avatar
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    Jacksonville, Florida

    Re: Quick question about the gas tax...

    I average anywhere around 17 city and 23-24 hwy.
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