ok does anyone know how this works got a old n reg car and wondered is it as simple as take it and get 2000 off a new motor? Does it have to be a brand new motor? etc etc thanks in advance
Put it this way Car prices have gone up over 2k in the past year. It's basically a scam. The car has to have been in your name for at least 12 months and be over 10 years old.
It must be a new car and must be taxed, tested and registered to you for twelve months plus. Watch out for prices that have been bumped up in anticipation of the govenment bailing out the car inductry. I'd just nationalise the feckers...
Aye, its a load of crap - you may get £2K off the list price off a car, but only a fool would buy at list price. You can normally negotiate 17%+ off the list price anyway.
Buy a 25 year old Ford Crapi wi a 3-litre engine that runs on leaded petrol.</p> Tax exempt due to classic status & environmentally friendliness, gerrin. </p>
RE: is there owt you wouldn't nationalise just wait until he gets in power and doctors are being paid the same as bin men
Eventually... I'll do away with money...reward should be from contribution to society. Anyway...has tha got tickets?
and how would you register that contribution ? ... by some form of credit that could be exchanged... a kind of bill of exchange that could be used to acquire goods ? ie MONEY !!!
Its not really such a great deal Your car has to be over 10 years old and have an MOT you must have owned it for at least 12 months You can only use it against a brand new car The idea is the government puts forward £1000 and the motor trader puts up the other £1000 You could have for most cars over £10000 list price got a £2000 discount anyway. You could get Astra's with £6000 off list recently In practice it will make no difference to the price you pay for a new car How many people driving cars over 10 years old buy a brand new car anyway. Smoke, Mirrors and spin as usual
What I don't understand is that it seems logical to me that people who run 10+ year old bangers don't, in general, have the money to buy new cars with or without 2k off. If they did, there's a fair chance they wouldn't be driving a 10+ year old banger in the first place. (dunno) Obviously I'm missing a trick somewhere as its been successful in other countries.
I see that when money is the issue all the environmental concerns fly out the window. You'd think that selling less cars would be a good thing. The question that should be asked is how did car manufacturers get so big that we can't allow them to fold without causing catastrophic unemployment?
I dont understand how the government can force car companies to give customers £1000 for an old car They have basically made it law to offer a minimum £1000 part exchange for any car over 10 years old whilst a 9 year old car might only get a couple of hundred quid part ex. Well done labour, penalising those that were trying and giving a huge cash bonus to those who didnt care what they drove.