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Seat Altea List Price
Can anybody please tell me what the list price of my company car is please?
It's a Seat Altea Reference, 1.9TDi, 2005 (05 reg).
I can find the list price of new models on the internet but not the 2005 model. My P11D Tax form states I have the superior Stylance model but shows a low(ish) list price.
Before I challenge the tax man I want to be sure I've got it right! Both CO2 emission ratings should be the same as I believe they both use the same engine, just different trim levels.
Sorry for waffling and thanks!
It's a Seat Altea Reference, 1.9TDi, 2005 (05 reg).
I can find the list price of new models on the internet but not the 2005 model. My P11D Tax form states I have the superior Stylance model but shows a low(ish) list price.
Before I challenge the tax man I want to be sure I've got it right! Both CO2 emission ratings should be the same as I believe they both use the same engine, just different trim levels.
Sorry for waffling and thanks!
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It appears that the Reference cost �14,000 before July of 2005 and was �13,195 after that date.
It also appears as if the Stylance should be around �1,000 more expensive.
It also appears as if the Stylance should be around �1,000 more expensive.
20:14 Thu 12th Jul 2007
It appears that the Reference cost �14,000 before July of 2005 and was �13,195 after that date.
It also appears as if the Stylance should be around �1,000 more expensive.
http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/index.htm ?p_make=SEA&h_make=SEA&p_model=%20829
It also appears as if the Stylance should be around �1,000 more expensive.
http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/index.htm ?p_make=SEA&h_make=SEA&p_model=%20829
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