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A Volvo owner is facing a higher company car tax bill than expected due to a change in the specification of the car. The owner had chosen a hybrid XC60 model based on the belief that it would save them money in company car tax. However, it was discovered that the car was registered in 2022 but built in July 2021, making it an older model with a higher CO2 rating. As a result, the owner is being charged a higher rate of benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax. The dealer had informed the owner that the hybrid version would have a lower BIK rate, but this turned out to be incorrect for the specific car in question. The owner is now facing a monthly cost of £128 more than expected. While it may be difficult to reject the car after almost two years, the owner is advised to contact the dealer to see if any recompense is possible. The situation highlights the importance of verifying the CO2 rating and specifications of a vehicle before making a purchase.

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