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Ah, Merc can't increase prices by 10% if Audi decides not to do so, but now they are ALL in the same boat and will be able to sneak in 2-3% increases on top of that to cover the agrro. -
Why doesn't every luxury goods maker increase the prices of goods by 20%?? It seems Andy here knows all about buying habits of population and nobody really cares for value for money.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIf the answer is nobody, then the Germans have been missing a trick by not increasing prices by 10%.
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Because if they do so they will be done for anti-trust violation.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWhy doesn't every luxury goods maker increase the prices of goods by 20%??Comment
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So you don’t think the EUSSR coordinates pricing to funnel money from the British consumer into the Merkelreich. How sweet.Originally posted by AtW View PostAh, Merc can't increase prices by 10% if Audi decides not to do so, but now they are ALL in the same boat and will be able to sneak in 2-3% increases on top of that to cover the agrro.Comment
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EUSSR will benefit from nice 10% bump on British car exports that will become non-competitive - plenty of choices of cars in EU, unlike UK.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostSo you don’t think the EUSSR coordinates pricing to funnel money from the British consumer into the Merkelreich. How sweet.Comment
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Not quite: • Germany: car exports, by country 2018 | StatistaOriginally posted by fullyautomatix View PostHas anyone seen the number of Merc, Audi and BMW cars on the roads these days? Eveybody is driving them, from hair dressers to brain surgeons. UK is the biggest market for these cars and also for household appliances. Imagine what would happen to Germany economy once UK stops importing the goods. A crash in Euro is inevitable“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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To be fair, it's been closer. But compared to the Swiss Franc, it's never been lower.Originally posted by GitMaster69 View PostGetting there slowly...Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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It’s deeper underwater than a pooper out option.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostTo be fair, it's been closer. But compared to the Swiss Franc, it's never been lower.Comment
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It will all be for nought when the UK takes the lead in producing electric vehicles powered by batteries made in Cornwall with their vast resources of Lithium.Originally posted by AtW View PostAh, Merc can't increase prices by 10% if Audi decides not to do so, but now they are ALL in the same boat and will be able to sneak in 2-3% increases on top of that to cover the agrro.
Cornish Lithium finds “globally significant” grades at UK project - MINING.COM
You heard it here first.
You can stick your eco-busting Teutonic gas-guzzlers up your backsides!!



“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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