aka RUC. does anyone know how much 10,000+ k's would be to get! a freind of mine told me its about $150. ive tryed looking on the appropriate websites but dont really make much sense. it is a 7 seater toyota estima wagon.
intrade,
Sep 23, 1:40am
you should add about 5cent per km that would cover it so 5$ for 100km , and if you have not purchased the estima -enema thenyou better dont as they all crap them selfs when they are past the 200,000km mark with crackedheads.
dent,
Sep 23, 1:43am
$48 for 1000kms for that type of vehicle but as intrade said if you haven't brought it don't. not one of Toyota's finest moments.
insan3kiwix_hd,
Sep 23, 1:45am
i currently own a 94 nissan primera auto. but due to new addition i gotta upsize. i was told estimas are good.
insan3kiwix_hd,
Sep 23, 1:45am
but thanks for the heads up.
intrade,
Sep 23, 1:46am
RUC rate from 1 August 2012 ($ per 1,000 km GST inclusive) 1Powered vehicles with 2 axles (except type 2 vehicles)
Not more than 3.5 tonnes48 More than 3.5 tonnes and not more than 6 tonnes55$ for 1000km so 550$ for 10,000km now
toyota townace noha 4 pot petrol is what i recommend for people needing more then 6 seats. 8 grand + for good examples is to be expected to pay for one.
intrade,
Sep 23, 1:49am
yea so 480$ for 10,000km my 5 cent per k cover it then
mrfxit,
Sep 23, 3:23am
LOL probably a bit cheap. Just got 4K for my Surf & it's gone up to $199.80 = 4000kms retail incl
flack88,
Sep 23, 3:29am
Just give it a haircut!
aktow,
Sep 23, 3:26pm
7 seater toyota estima wagon. weighsbetween 1750-1905 kg according to toyota fact sheet
so 1905kg = 1.8 -2ton
mrfxit,
Sep 23, 6:54pm
That will be under the same weight class as my Surf ,4000km at $199.80
tazcsv,
Sep 24, 12:12am
Arnt all 2 axle vehicals under 3.5 ton in the same class now! $48per 1000
thejazzpianoma,
Sep 24, 5:28am
My advice is forget the Diesel Estima, they are horrendously dangerous (known to decapitate the driver in an accident). They are horrible to work on, known to crack heads that cost thousands to fix and are horrible thirsty bulky barges to drive.
What would I do! Buy a Mutipla. yeah they look funny but they are much nicer to drive, cost half the price of the Estima to run and are simple and cheap to maintain. Very reliable and heaps of grunt too.
outbidyou2,
Sep 24, 5:33am
they dont look funny, fine peice of engineering those are.
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