Phil H
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For far too long there has been uncertainty about Brexit/no Brexit, Labour/Conservative or hung Parliament, and so on. It has adversely affected all markets from domestic to industrial and commercial and folk have been apprehensive about their futures. The election won't solve all that, but it will cut a lot of cr@p from the political arena and allow the country to breathe again, and by Easter I think/hope we will see a new dawn for the UK (even Michael Heseltine has conceded on Brexit). So whilst the impending election didn't directly influence car prices I think it did so indirectly which is why imho we should see some recovery.
The EV debate will rumble on for a few years yet, and given the lack of domestic and international action on green policies I'm sure that many folk will tire of the subject, look at V8's and luxo-barges in 2020 and then think "Sod it - why not?"
PH
The EV debate will rumble on for a few years yet, and given the lack of domestic and international action on green policies I'm sure that many folk will tire of the subject, look at V8's and luxo-barges in 2020 and then think "Sod it - why not?"
PH