Original article by Ben Potter
The Australian Financial Review – Page: 3 : 27-Aug-14
The Australian Government will soon review the Motor Vehicle Standards Act, and Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane says it will take on board a recommendation by the Productivity Commission to liberalise the market for "grey" imports. A duty of $A12,000 on used cars sourced from overseas may be scrapped, and consumers could be able to save $A2.6bn annually by buying comparable models brought in from countries such as Japan and the UK. The automobile industry is opposed to the plans
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AUSTRALIA. DEPT OF INDUSTRY, AUSTRALIA. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION, GM HOLDEN LIMITED, GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION, TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION AUSTRALIA LIMITED, FORD MOTOR COMPANY AUSTRALIA LIMITED, FEDERAL CHAMBER OF AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES, THE AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRY GROUP, NICK THEODOSSI PRESTIGE CARS
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Yes, its true the gray market is growing day by day in Australia. And we have to stop it and for that this Vehicle standard Act will work. Hope It’ll be applied soon.
I completely agree with you Natasha. This gray market growing day by day. So government should take action soon on motor vehicle standard act.