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Old 27-12-2024, 05:35 PM   #1
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Default Brands that will struggle under NVES

Article from carsguide:

https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-new...and-australias

A surprise ending would be Australia votes in a 'Trump' who repeals the lot and everyone's weekend is saved. We usually lag the big political trends, but it can come here too.
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In reference to your closing comment: I hope that should such occur, by then I am either rendered insensible by progress of dementia, or retaining sufficient liquidity to live out my days elsewhere.
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I have a pet theory that the 1776 revolution to 1788 discovery is 12 years, and thus we are about 12 years on the saeclum behind their generational trends... nothing car-talk about that, just a thought

I can't see who the character in Australia would be (Matt Barrie?), but prepare your liquidity anyway CB
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Old 27-12-2024, 08:46 PM   #4
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Default Re: Brands that will struggle under NVES

What will be interesting to see is what the price difference will be between hilux and ranger given Toyota has a hybrid range and Ford has ......... to offset these emissions.

Will that be a deciding factor in the sales race.. I mean if a ranger becomes up to 7 grand more expensive than a comparative hilux will that be enough to change sales ?
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Old 27-12-2024, 08:49 PM   #5
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the article is just scaremongering. Utes will still be available, just as they are in Europe and the US
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No ones saying they won't be available.. but there is a increased tax for those not meeting the standards and someone will be paying it.. and I doubt manufacturers will wear that increase without sharing the love with the consumer
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What will be interesting to see is what the price difference will be between hilux and ranger given
I assumed we would simply pick up the UK Ranger, but when I looked at the brochures, it seems that the CO2 emissions is actually HIGHER on the UK version (264g/km) compared to our current Australian Eu5 version (222g/km) so I don't know how this would even work in that case. The legislation is really complex and I can't figure out even how the numbers are finally calculated :(

Incidentally, the PHEV returns only 68g/km CO2 so maybe we'll just sell load of them ???
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Tbh I think the new rules are cactus.. and are fully slanted to remove choice from the buying public..
I'm not a fan of hilux ranger triton etc.. but they have a purpose and I can't see how these rules help those who want them for non business purposes
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What a time to be alive, if the federal government changes next year then it'll be a thing of history this NVES,

If not, Isuzu has to be top of the list and I reckon until the PHEV Ranger comes along Ford Australia is going to become non-competitive on price with the Ranger and Everest vs Toyota because of the rest of their range, unless they take a hit on the profit of every vehicle sold and try absorb the cost.


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