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Company car drivers in the UK would rather face double the tax on their car than downgrade their vehicle or use public transport, according to a survey by the RAC.

The RAC’s Report of Motoring 2004 found that of 250 company car drivers surveyed, 56 per cent would suffer increased motoring costs of £1,500 rather than use an alternative form of transport.

Duncan Wilkes, Managing Director of RAC Business Solutions, said: "Company car drivers are apparently willing to sacrifice an additional £1,500 per annum before they would...

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