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Re: [Updated] The UK’s future relationship with the EU
You can't post "let's not go over old ground" then make a series of exactly the same old tiresome arguments.
The key consideration lost is the absence of alternative products to a German car and the fact the average buyer probably wouldn't be put off by duties or taxes. Indeed the slump on the value of the pound would have pushed up the price of a German car yet it didn't cause the Eurozone to devalue the the Euro.
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