I have seen one that I really like:
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202204144655298
But unfortunately it is a 2013 model so it falls into the very expensive tax band. I am still confused about the tax on cars that were £40,000 or more at list price. My understanding was that the list price cannot be circumvented by simply "discounting" the price at the actual sale. If that were the case a dealer could sell a £100,000 car for £35,000 and take the remaining £65,000 as a donation or something. Also, how does the government system know that when you tax your specific vehicle what the price of the sale was when it was brand new?
I haven't seen any post 2017 ones I like, and I would have to pay quite a bit more in that instance anyway.🤔