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Just googled it, thank you ill send her the info

Mr Scoopy wrote:

Chrisdee wrote:A friend took her 2005 diesel van documents to the post office and was denied a sticker, any idea why this would be. I thought it was only cars over 20 years old that wouldn't get one?

Diesel cars have to be Euro 6 compliant

Mr Scoopy wrote:

Chrisdee wrote:A friend took her 2005 diesel van documents to the post office and was denied a sticker, any idea why this would be. I thought it was only cars over 20 years old that wouldn't get one?

Diesel cars have to be Euro 6 compliant

That is an incorrect statement. My Diesel is not. Its a 2008 Mercedes and is classified as a B.

raver wrote:

Mr Scoopy wrote:

Chrisdee wrote:A friend took her 2005 diesel van documents to the post office and was denied a sticker, any idea why this would be. I thought it was only cars over 20 years old that wouldn't get one?

Diesel cars have to be Euro 6 compliant

That is an incorrect statement. My Diesel is not. Its a 2008 Mercedes and is classified as a B.

I stand corrected , to get a C classification you have to have Euro 6

raver wrote:

Mr Scoopy wrote:

Chrisdee wrote:A friend took her 2005 diesel van documents to the post office and was denied a sticker, any idea why this would be. I thought it was only cars over 20 years old that wouldn't get one?

Diesel cars have to be Euro 6 compliant

That is an incorrect statement. My Diesel is not. Its a 2008 Mercedes and is classified as a B.

I stand corrected, to get a C classification you have to be Euro 6

[can you confirm what a euro 5 and 6 is please.
My friends van passed the ITV 2 weeks ago and emissions were ok


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raver wrote:

Mr Scoopy wrote:

Chrisdee wrote:A friend took her 2005 diesel van documents to the post office and was denied a sticker, any idea why this would be. I thought it was only cars over 20 years old that wouldn't get one?

Diesel cars have to be Euro 6 compliant

That is an incorrect statement. My Diesel is not. Its a 2008 Mercedes and is classified as a B.

I stand corrected, to get a C classification you have to be Euro 6[/quote]

B sticker -
petrol cars and light vans registered since January 2000
Diesel cars and light vans registered since January 2006
Vehicles with more than 8 seats, petrol or diesel, registered since January 2005

Petrol vehicles must comply with Euro 3 standards and diesel vehicles with Euro 4 and 5

C Stickers
Petrol cars and light vans registered since January 2006
Diesel cars and light vans registered since January 2014
Vehicles with more than 8 seats, petrol or diesel, register since January 2014

Petrol vehicles must be EU 4, 5 or 6 compliant and diesel vehicles EU 6 compliant.

Those before those dates will be class as A and not receive a sticker.

Only Madrid and Barcelona have so far instigated the sticker protocol making them mandatory and will result in a 90 euro fine if no sticker is displayed.A further fine of up to 600 euro is in place if the vehicle does not meet the standards shown.

Therefore, Bee, your friend with a light diesel van registered in 2005 will not receive a sticker and will be classed as Group A.

C Sticker

Norauto the tyre place does the stickers this was La Zenia

B sticker -
petrol cars and light vans registered since January 2000

My car a Ford Focus petrol is first registered February 2000 and the website for checking says can not be issued with a sticker ?

I feel sorry for people with old cars that are running perfectly well but cannot obtain a sticker, they won't be able to sell their car, who will want it, its a bit of a nightmare. Will the Government come up with a plan to give them something if they part exchange for a new car? Its a right old mess

Chrisdee wrote:Norauto the tyre place does the stickers this was La Zenia

Hi Chris,is this just same as correos ,log book & driving licence,do you know please.