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Two London boroughs back Porsche It's being reported that two London boroughs are backing Porsche in its bid against the C-Charge increase. » Read The Full Story
7 people agree. 1 people disagree. Well done to the two London boroughs and good luck to Porsche. It's been long overdue, but hopefully more car manufacturers will now start acting on behalf of their customers against the tirade of taxes put upon the British motorist. Posted by 190mph - Unregistered (22 days ago)
1 people agree. 6 people disagree. i feel sorry for those poor porsche owners. life must be so tough that they cant afford a second hand Prius (which can go just as fast as a Porsche in a traffic jam) Posted by badger baiter (22 days ago)
2 people disagree. Dont charge the drivers of everyday cars, charge the owners of 4x4's. They dont live in the country, therefore dont need an off road vehicle. Posted by Adrian - Unregistered (22 days ago)
5 people agree. People should be allowed to drive whatever they like. A 4X4 takes up no more room than a medium-sized estate car - this is supposed to be a CONGESTION charge, remember - not a pollution tax. Posted by Mr Kipling (21 days ago)
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