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E.U. ruling on car retailing

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  • 05-02-2002 1:23am
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    NeRb666
    Registered Users Posts: 483 ✭✭


    I read a little about this in the papers today, I'm sure it's welcome news if you are fortunate enough to have a non-criminal government, unlike ours of course, with their double (and the rest) taxation of new cars. How/why are they allowed to get away with this, since it is clearly in breach of EU law?

    What will these new rules mean for the Irish car buyers?


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    #2
    Neil3030
    Registered Users Posts: 17,116 ✭✭✭✭Neil3030


    If prices do go down thats all well and good but what about people that bought a car for the older, higher price? Surely they won't be able to get as much for it at resale seeing as the initial price is now less. If anything they should work to reduce fuc|<ing insurance!


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    Odian
    Closed Accounts Posts: 227 ✭✭Odian


    That aint gonna happen in Ireland,well if anything ull have English folk crossing the channel to get cheaper cars!

    That VTR tax or wotever its called wont be abolished!sure then,like already said ull have everyone who bought a car before it moaning.

    Best thing to do would be to tackle the insurance,bloody day lght robbery!


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