Scrappage Allowance Scheme
The Government backed Scrappage Allowance means it is possible to get a minimum
£2,000 discount off a new car. Coventry Motor Company is pleased to participate,
and outlines below each manufacturer's offering.
NEWS FLASH: The Scrappage Scheme is still running,
however, we anticipate that we will run out of Scrappage stock in the next few days
so all orders must be placed as soon as possible to avoid missing out on a great
opportunity. Click here for the background on Scrappage.
Suzuki:
Scrap Metal for Precious Metal with Suzuki.
Suzuki are pleased to participate in the scrappage scheme. All models are eligible
for the 2000 saving and what's more, the same great finance deals are available*,
including 0% in certain packages!
*Finance subject to terms and conditions, please call for details.
For more information call the number below or
contact us.
02476 639100
Mazda:
Mazda is fully behind this scheme as part of their commitments to reducing CO2 emissions
and helping you save money.
Mazda are committed to the scrappage scheme by giving generous scrap allowance to
the entire Mazda range, from the Mazda2, through the all new Mazda3 right up to
the RX-8. Eligible vehicles, regardless of old age or condition will be worth a
minimum of 2,000 off your new purchase, meaning great savings across the range.
Furthermore, there is great low rate finance available*, meaning even more savings
across every model plus your scrappage allowance. Perhaps the only drawback with
this scheme could be availability as most Mazda models are in great demand so don't
hesitate!
New prices for July, see what you could save!
Mazda2 - 1000 + 1000 = 2000!
Mazda3 - 2000 + 1000 = 3000!
Mazda5 - 3000 + 1000 = 4000!
Mazda6 - 2000 + 1000 = 3000!
MX-5 - 2000 + 1000 = 3000!
RX-8 - 5000 + 1000 = 6000!!!
BT-50 - 2500 - 5000 + 1000 = UP TO 6000!
*Finance subject to terms and conditions, please call for details.
Call the CMC Mazda Scrappage Hotline now for further information:
Coventry: 02476 639100
Leamington: 01926 337447
Latest details from the Department for Business Enterprise & Regulatory Reform
(BERR):
- The 2,000 grant is made up of 1,000 from Government, matched with 1,000 from the
industry (more for certain models).
- The scheme will operate from mid-May until 31 March 2010 or until
Government funding has been used.
- The dealer is responsible for completing all paperwork for motorists participating
in the programme and will arrange for the old vehicle to be scrapped.
- The grant will be paid towards a new car or Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) purchase
should the trade in be 10 years of age plus.
Other conditions include:
- Passenger car or small van up to 3.5 tonnes are included.
- Qualifying cars now include those registered on or before 31st August 1999.
- SORN cars are included in the scheme, but must have a current MOT on the day the
order is signed for the new car.
- The registered keeper must have a UK address and the trade-in vehicle must be clear
of finance.
- The registered keeper has been the registered keeper of the vehicle continuously
for the preceding 12 calendar months before the order date of the new vehicle.
- Insurance write-offs are excluded from the scheme.
- Only one discount per vehicle.
- The selling dealer cannot be the last registered keeper of a car being claimed on.
- The new vehicle must be UK specification, registered on or after date of scrappage
scheme launch and declared new at first registration in UK with no former keepers
Vehicle Scrappage Scheme extended
On 28 September 2009 the
Government announced a further 100 million funding for the scheme. This
means that the scheme will now cover up to 400,000 vehicles. Eligibility criteria
will remain the same with the exception of the date of first UK registration which
will be changed to 29 February 2000, or before, for cars and 28 February 2002, or
before, for vans respectively. These changes will come into effect once formal agreement
has been reached with the vehicle manufacturers. This website will be updated as
soon as this has been achieved.
See below for information on the background and rules of the scheme.
Background
The Chancellor announced in the Budget on 22nd April 2009, a voluntary discount
scheme under which motor dealers will give motorists 2,000 or more towards a new
vehicle if they trade in a car or van over 10 years old for scrap.
The scheme is intended to provide a boost to demand and immediate support on a short-term
basis to the car industry and its supply chain in the wake of falling sales. It
will also get older vehicles off the road and encourage consumers to invest in new,
safer and potentially more environmentally friendly models.
What is the scheme?
Government will provide a 1,000 incentive, with matched funding from vehicle manufacturers,
for consumers to replace their 10 year old or older vehicle (8 years in the case
of vans) with a brand new vehicle. The old vehicle must have been registered in
the UK to the consumer for at least 12 months. The scheme currently applies to commercial
vans (up to 3.5 tonnes) as well as cars that are T registration.
How long will the scheme operate?
The scheme was launched on 18 May 2009 and will last until end February 2010, or
sooner if the government funding has been used. It was announced on 28th September
that funding is to be increased and will be available to scrap up to 400,000 vehicles,
with 400m provided by Government and matched by support from vehicle manufacturers.
How to take advantage of the Governments scrappage scheme?
Contact your local dealer to ask if they are operating the scrappage scheme. They
will check that your vehicle and the new vehicle you want to buy both meet the rules
of the scheme. When the sale is agreed, the dealer will sort out the paperwork and
arrange for your vehicle to be scrapped.
The discount is deducted from the price you pay for the new vehicle and will be
shown on your invoice when you take delivery of your new vehicle.
The rules of the scrappage scheme
Your vehicle
The vehicle you trade in must:
- be a car or small van not exceeding 3.5 tonnes
- be registered in United Kingdom on or before 31 August 1999 currently. (Note: As
announced on 28th September, this is to be changed to 29th February 2000 for cars
and to 28th February 2002 for vans (vehicle categories M1 and N1 respectively once
the necessary arrangements have been put in place with the vehicle manufacturers).
- be registered with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) or Driver and
Vehicle Agency in Northern Ireland (DVA) in your name
- have been registered to you continuously for 12 calendar months before the order
date of the new vehicle
- have a UK address on the registration certificate (V5C)
- have a current MOT test certificate before the date of order for the new vehicle
(or within 14 days of expiry at the time of order)
- have a current tax disc before the date of order for the new vehicle (or within
14 days of expiry at the time of order)
- be insured when the order for the new vehicle is placed
The new vehicle
The new vehicle you want to buy must be:
- a car or small van not exceeding 3.5 tonnes
- first registered in the UK on or after the 18 May 2009
- declared new at first registration in the UK with no former keepers
- a UK specification vehicle
- first registered to the same registered keeper as the registered keeper of the eligible
vehicle to be scrapped
Further Information
For further information please contact us, we're happy to help. Alternatively, e-mail
the Government BIS Scrappage Team direct at: scrappage@bis.gsi.gov.uk
Further terms may apply, call or Contact
Us for further information.
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Fiat's Terms and Conditions:
Terms and conditions apply. Government scrappage payment applies to cars first registered
on or before 29 February 2000 or vans under 3.5 tonnes first registered on or before
28 February 2002, only when traded-in against new cars. Scrapped vehicle must have
been registered to the purchaser for at least the 12 months preceding the purchase
of the vehicle and be MOT'd, taxed and insured. While stocks last. Retail customers
only. Terms and Conditions apply. Not available in conjunction with any other offer.
Offer may be varied and withdrawn at any time.
Offer expires 31 March 2010 or when government funding ends, if earlier.