French-style recovery plan !!!!

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Well we will wait for the European directives when the revival of the automotive sector via EVs, cancellation of the VAT, if it is done because our dear president Micron 1st has yet given birth to the mountain of a mouse .....
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In any case, the MME did not go into the plan, remains to be seen what Europe will propose, if there is a proposal, for the moment it is status quo ...
What did not interfere with my choice to buy an EV was a plus.
 

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In the UK we are waiting for an announcement on 6th July that will put forward the recovery plan. We’re expecting them to offer £6k towards an EV if you scrap your old car. We presume that you will need to have owned for a minimum of one year.

With this in mind, I’ve taken a gamble and bought a 1999, Audi A4, diesel for £800. If the stars align in the announcement, I will cancel my AWD ER and order a GT, as the £6k SHOULD make the GT cheaper than the AWD ER. I’ve currently got a lease which ends in December, so I will unfortunately have to drive the Audi for 6 months while I wait for the GT. It’s a bit of a gamble, but worth the risk in my opinion.
 

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In the UK we are waiting for an announcement on 6th July that will put forward the recovery plan. We’re expecting them to offer £6k towards an EV if you scrap your old car. We presume that you will need to have owned for a minimum of one year.

With this in mind, I’ve taken a gamble and bought a 1999, Audi A4, diesel for £800. If the stars align in the announcement, I will cancel my AWD ER and order a GT, as the £6k SHOULD make the GT cheaper than the AWD ER. I’ve currently got a lease which ends in December, so I will unfortunately have to drive the Audi for 6 months while I wait for the GT. It’s a bit of a gamble, but worth the risk in my opinion.
I hope you dont live to regret that action. The Financial Times has reported that the treasury and some ministers have said it is unlikely to happen. THAT MEANS IT MORE THAN LIKELY WILL HAPPEN THEN!!!!
 

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I hope you dont live to regret that action. The Financial Times has reported that the treasury and some ministers have said it is unlikely to happen. THAT MEANS IT MORE THAN LIKELY WILL HAPPEN THEN!!!!
Lol. Probably. But they way I see it, if it doesn’t come to fruition, I sell the car again, losing maybe £200 and continue with my original order. It’s a calculated risk. Best case I get a GT for less than the AWD ER, worst case I lose £800.
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