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Because of value for money concept. British built cars with 0 tariffs will be more attractive to buy.Originally posted by Andy2 View Postwhy would anyone stop driving German cars if they cost £33k instead of £30k , if suppose there is 10% import duty.Leave a comment:
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Project Fear. The EU had more to lose, so therefore you are lying.Originally posted by Andy2 View PostMarket doesn't think so. Pound is falling against euro big time in anticipation of no deal brexit.Leave a comment:
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why would anyone stop driving German cars if they cost £33k instead of £30k , if suppose there is 10% import duty.Originally posted by AtW View PostWHS
To hell with Mercedes, Audi, VW, Fiats, Skoda, Volvos, Ferraries, Lambos, Porsche, Renaults, Opels, Peugeot ...
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10% tariff on imported cars won't change sales much since there is no other viable alternative anyway, sellers will just add a few extra months to the renting those cars out, since they are not bought anyway
A big fall of sterling is a bigger risk, but so far falls are minorLeave a comment:
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Has 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 inevitableLeave a comment:
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That's tiny drops, it was closer to parity in 2009Originally posted by Andy2 View PostMarket doesn't think so. Pound is falling against euro big time in anticipation of no deal brexit.Leave a comment:
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WHSOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostIf there is a No Deal, EUR will plummet because the EU has more to lose than the UK, what with German car exports etc etc.
To hell with Mercedes, Audi, VW, Fiats, Skoda, Volvos, Ferraries, Lambos, Porsche, Renaults, Opels, Peugeot ...
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Market doesn't think so. Pound is falling against euro big time in anticipation of no deal brexit.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIf there is a No Deal, EUR will plummet because the EU has more to lose than the UK, what with German car exports etc etc.Leave a comment:
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If there is a No Deal, EUR will plummet because the EU has more to lose than the UK, what with German car exports etc etc.Originally posted by Andy2 View PostBring on parity with Zimbabwe dollarLeave a comment:
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