Comments by "Tardeli costantini" (@tardeliesmagic) on "" video.

Here in the UK it's not often to see 20yr old cars but early 90's are more rare, 80's cars are like hens teeth & worth a lot on certain models, they'll only be seen if going to a car/historic events. Road tax are free on certain vehicles over 30yrs old. Some cars in the 2000's (Like 146g/km) the road tax are like £255 a year! My 2015 Yaris 1.3L is £35 EURO5 (@114g/Km) our government classed them as Euro5, so in the 2000's the were Euro 3 or 4. It's all about the emissions. g/km = grams per kilometre. Older & bigger the car the is the higher the g/km & more road tax. So people are selling old cars now or scrapping them to make way for newer cars....but recently road tax changed, a tiny engine like a 1.0 litre 4 cylinder would be £175 if it's 100g/kn or less & some models go over that. It's a con. Also we have the ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) PLUS LEZ (Low Emission Zone) in London & around the UK. No wonder why British owners don't service their cars. Many here think it's 10 or 12,000m for a service as car selling platforms/dealers say the average miles drivers do is 12,000m a year! So a 5yr old car with 80,000m has above ave miles like over 30,000m higher than ave so the price of it is much less ar car dealers/private selling.
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@Bob-c2e9j Nice! Here in the UK it's rare to see 20yr old cars here,cars in the early 90's will always be admired as it was the days we drove them,wrote them off,crashed in a brick wall etc & they're worth some money now i tell ya!. 80's cars are worth a lot on certain modesl,they'll only be seen if going to an historic event.
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