Britain would go to the ‘back of the queue' for US trade deals post-Brexit

[sasguru]

And we are supposed to accept that from an Agent. And a Dodgy one at that...

Dodgy went to private school, runs a business and lives in Surrey where he benefits from his house being fixed by Poles but likes to think he's dahn with the workin' class, innit?

[Mordac]

Dodgy went to a special school, runs a brothel / drugs den and lives in Cumbria where he benefits from his house being fixed by Proles but likes to think he's dahn with the workin' class, innit?

FTFY

[DodgyAgent]

Dodgy went to private school, runs a business and lives in Surrey where he benefits from his house being fixed by Poles but likes to think he's dahn with the workin' class, innit?

in your case it would be of more like "up" with the working class

[PurpleGorilla]

I'll try to keep it simple for you. Why do you think so few US built cars are sold here

Because U.S. cars are gas guzzling tulip with 3 gears in an auto box. Internal plastics like Bakelite, too long, too wide, too slow.

[AtW]

So what would be the obvious answer:

a) Manufactures lobby the EU (or more specifically the German government) and insist post-Brexit trade deals are favourable;
b) Manufacturers go through the grief of relocating their plants and skilled labour.

Hmmm...

Yeah, UK manufacturers, especially cars, would get super favourable treatment in Germany and France

[sasguru]

Because U.S. cars are gas guzzling tulip with 3 gears in an auto box. Internal plastics like Bakelite, too long, too wide, too slow.

Have you ever thought you may not be bright enough for this forum?
And that's saying something - there's a lot of cretins on here.

[AtW]

Because U.S. cars are gas guzzling tulip with 3 gears in an auto box. Internal plastics like Bakelite, too long, too wide, too slow.

1L of petrol in USA right now is 44 pence.

[Old Greg]

Have you ever thought you may not be bright enough for this forum?
And that's saying something - there's a lot of cretins on here.

He's probably not thought of that.

[PurpleGorilla]

Yeah, UK manufacturers, especially cars, would get super favourable treatment in Germany and France

[PurpleGorilla]

1L of petrol in USA right now is 44 pence.

Which is why they drive big engined cars.

QED