[Merged]Brexit good news

[NigelJK]

the import tariff will be stuck on the price

What import tariff?

[NigelJK]

Been happy with my jags for some while now. Parts are cheap and the cars built to last. Probably the best 2nd hand buy out there ATM. The new cars are also exceptional value compared to the German ones, and are award winning.

[LondonManc]

Been happy with my jags for some while now. Parts are cheap and the cars built to last. Probably the best 2nd hand buy out there ATM. The new cars are also exceptional value compared to the German ones, and are award winning.

Looking forward to testing an XE out in a couple of years when I come to change the XF. Just finding it too big for what I need. That or hope the second hand F-Types have got to a good level (although the boot is tiny).

[BrilloPad]

UK jobless total falls to 1.64 million - BBC News

[DimPrawn]

Cars made in Britain | AA

Lotus and Aston aside (and maybe the electrics on the Astra), that's a fairly sturdy bunch of vehicles. But if push comes to shove, I'll get a Lexus instead of a Merc

I will get a Nissan Juke, made in the UK and Japanese owned. Better than those slow German Buggatti things.

[CretinWatcher]

Oh look unemployment has fallen again:

UK jobless total falls to 1.64 million - BBC

Disappointed SAS?

Let's see the data post Brexit in a year or so shall we?

FFS I thought everyone knew unemployment was a lagging indicator

[CretinWatcher]

Cars made in Britain | AA

Lotus and Aston aside (and maybe the electrics on the Astra), that's a fairly sturdy bunch of vehicles. But if push comes to shove, I'll get a Lexus instead of a Merc

Problem is most of those non-British owned companies are not here for the love of the country but because they were enticed with grants and the promise of access to European markets in the 80s. If they stop making money due to tariffs they'll booger orf faster than you can say "industrial wasteland"

[The_Equalizer]

Problem is most of those non-British owned companies are not here for the love of the country but because they were enticed with grants and the promise of access to European markets in the 80s. If they stop making money due to tariffs they'll booger orf faster than you can say "industrial wasteland"

SASGuru - CUK's very own Morrissey.

[Old Greg]

SASGuru - CUK's very own Morrissey.

Quite right. Realistic artistic impression of post-Brexit UK:

[CretinWatcher]

SASGuru - CUK's very own Morrissey.

I hope you don't run a business. Clearly you don't think businesses are run for the bottom line.