Reply to: German car industry to our rescue

[meridian]

The gift of Brexit is that the EU can swap British car imports for US cars after March 2019, and thereby reduce the US trade deficit and avoid US tariffs.

They won’t need to swap them, the car manufacturers will be relocating to the continent...

[BlasterBates]

So no cars to the UK, no cars to the US.

I'll bet they aren't laughing today.

The gift of Brexit is that the EU can swap British car imports for US cars after March 2019, and thereby reduce the US trade deficit and avoid US tariffs.

[Old Greg]

A meme for every occasion.

[The_Equalizer]

No, no, no.

A meme for every occasion.

[Old Greg]

So no cars to the UK, no cars to the US.

I'll bet they aren't laughing today.

And stiff competition in the jam, tea and biscuit global market.

[Stevie Wonder Boy]

It almost sounds like they're gloating about the fact that Germany will do well out of Brexit.

So no cars to the UK, no cars to the US.

I'll bet they aren't laughing today.

[Old Greg]

And there was me thinking the Rolls-Royce made cars in Goodwood.

As an aside, if money were not object it would have to be a shiny new Wraith.

No, no, no.

[The_Equalizer]

Meybe we should leave it to people who actually can build things:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...ngineproblems/

"In one a 787 was taking off from Auckland when the pilots noticed problems and shut down an engine and returned to the airport. Another flight bound for Buenos Aires experienced similar issues.

Aviation regulators are due to issue a statement detailing the impact the latest development with the engine will have on airlines flying Dreamliners. It is thought that some could have their ability to fly long distances over water or remote areas curtailed from the current maximum of 330 minutes' flying time to the nearest airport to as 140 minutes', putting restrictions on some airlines' abilities to operate some routes."

Think I'll be careful about sourcing flights going forward.

And there was me thinking the Rolls-Royce made cars in Goodwood.

As an aside, if money were not object it would have to be a shiny new Wraith.

[sasguru]

Someone has to build the things.

Meybe we should leave it to people who actually can build things:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...ngineproblems/

"In one a 787 was taking off from Auckland when the pilots noticed problems and shut down an engine and returned to the airport. Another flight bound for Buenos Aires experienced similar issues.

Aviation regulators are due to issue a statement detailing the impact the latest development with the engine will have on airlines flying Dreamliners. It is thought that some could have their ability to fly long distances over water or remote areas curtailed from the current maximum of 330 minutes' flying time to the nearest airport to as 140 minutes', putting restrictions on some airlines' abilities to operate some routes."

Think I'll be careful about sourcing flights going forward.

[The_Equalizer]

BMW

FTFY

Someone has to build the things.

[darmstadt]

Rolls-Royce

FTFY

BMW

FTFY

[motoukenin]

You're not translating it correctly!



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There will be 3 major trading blocks usa, china and europe even after UK leave the EU.

Everyone else will be small fish in a big pond begging for trade deals and just taking whatever they are given.

[The_Equalizer]

Rolls Royce

Rolls-Royce

FTFY

[Old Greg]

Those lying EU swine. They have the UK at 1.4% pa and as everyone knows the real UK growth rate is 10% per quarter.
The ignorant toads should come and visit and experience the Rolls Royce NHS, the lovely smooth roads and the spotless clean streets.

And the gammon mince roly-polies.

[sasguru]

The map is published by the EU commission and they show the biggest EU sceptic countries having the lowest growth prospects.

Who'd have thought it eh?

Those lying EU swine. They have the UK at 1.4% pa and as everyone knows the real UK growth rate is 10% per quarter.
The ignorant toads should come and visit and experience the Rolls Royce NHS, the lovely smooth roads and the spotless clean streets.