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Pussay Patrol 19 Feb 19 4.42pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I'll leave you to work that one out No I need some help with this, i'm struggling to understand how Hondas being 10% more expensive is a benefit?
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Midlands Eagle 19 Feb 19 4.43pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
you are simply making the case for remaining in the EU...... We voted to leave and we are leaving so there isn't much point wittering on about it
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steeleye20 Croydon 19 Feb 19 4.45pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
We voted to leave and we are leaving so there isn't much point wittering on about it You are obviously not familiar with Mrs May's 'withdrawal' agreement !
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Midlands Eagle 19 Feb 19 4.46pm | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
If Japanese cars are uncompetitive in the UK with a 10% tariff it gives the Japanese government an extra incentive to agree a trade deal with us as no doubt Honda will be putting as much pressure on their own government as possible.
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steeleye20 Croydon 19 Feb 19 5.02pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If Japanese cars are uncompetitive in the UK with a 10% tariff it gives the Japanese government an extra incentive to agree a trade deal with us as no doubt Honda will be putting as much pressure on their own government as possible. And if they don't do exactly as we demand, then we will send a gunboat...........
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Pussay Patrol 19 Feb 19 5.23pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If Japanese cars are uncompetitive in the UK with a 10% tariff it gives the Japanese government an extra incentive to agree a trade deal with us as no doubt Honda will be putting as much pressure on their own government as possible. Is this another 'they need us more....' argument? Is this same pressure the german car industry are (not) putting on their government? Still don't understand why people would want to pay more for a car?
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Midlands Eagle 19 Feb 19 7.26pm | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Still don't understand why people would want to pay more for a car? Nobody wants to pay more for a car but the UK is a big market for German, French and Japanese cars so the major car manufacturers will be putting pressure on their governments to do a deal with us to avoid having to pay 10% tariffs under WTO Cars manufactured here will have a huge price advantage and that includes BMW owned Mini and Japanese owned Toyotas which are built here
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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 19 Feb 19 8.49pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
That doesn't stop them agreeing similar terms and the linked road test of the Honda Civic describes it as "Honda Civic review – we drive new British-built family hatchback" Similar, but not the same or better. So on this particular point...
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dannyboy1978 20 Feb 19 4.59am | |
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Another "blame" brexit
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Pussay Patrol 20 Feb 19 5.29am | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Nobody wants to pay more for a car but the UK is a big market for German, French and Japanese cars so the major car manufacturers will be putting pressure on their governments to do a deal with us to avoid having to pay 10% tariffs under WTO Cars manufactured here will have a huge price advantage and that includes BMW owned Mini and Japanese owned Toyotas which are built here if it was such an advantage Honda and Nissan would stick around
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Pussay Patrol 20 Feb 19 5.37am | |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Another "blame" brexit Brexit is a factor, as mentioned in the article. Whether you choose to deny it is your choice. But remember 7,000 jobs, 600 new homes and much needed regeneration of Croydon is at risk. You voted to put that at risk, for nothing in return, except empty political slogans
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dannyboy1978 20 Feb 19 5.58am | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Brexit is a factor, as mentioned in the article. Whether you choose to deny it is your choice. But remember 7,000 jobs, 600 new homes and much needed regeneration of Croydon is at risk. You voted to put that at risk, for nothing in return, except empty political slogans Tell me then what brexit has to do with building a giant shopping mall? Let's be honest here,huge retail SQ feet is old hat. I wouldn't invest in this brexit or no brexit. Below is what's happening in the USA and will happen here And on top of that westfield is making less money globally.
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