Brexit and Future of UK : Discussions

The EU-JP Economic Partnership Agreement is now active, so cars produced in Japan no longer have high tariffs on import in Europe. This is another point that reduces the need for Nissan to produce in a European country. With Brexit, they could be in a situation where they get a bigger tariff on cars produced in the UK than on those produced in Japan.
 
That's actually an appealing thought. A single W88 on Brussels would go a long way to solving this problem.
 
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I also found the idea of the japanese choosing to make a Japanese car in Japan very odd. Wonder what the Brexiters have to say of it.
The UK made a trade deal between the EU and Japan, so Japan has tariff free access but they will still face NTBs.

However, there will be a large demand vacuum in the UK to fill following a no deal after EU vehicle exports are blocked/"heavily restricted".
 
The UK made a trade deal between the EU and Japan, so Japan has tariff free access but they will still face NTBs.

However, there will be a large demand vacuum in the UK to fill following a no deal after EU vehicle exports are blocked/"heavily restricted".


The Japs are very business orientated and never bring politics into business - for them to mention the "uncertainty of Brexit" speaks volumes. What is fascinating is retards like you dont give a flying turd for those 7000 Sunderland employees that are sh1tting bricks. Did they vote to be jobless? Were they led up the garden path? Why have you got your head firmly in the sand mate? Whats wrong with you?
 
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The Japs are very business orientated and never bring politics into business - for them to mention the "uncertainty of Brexit" speaks volumes. What is fascinating is retards like you dont give a flying turd for those 7000 Sunderland employees that are sh1tting bricks. Did they vote to be jobless? Were they led up the garden path? Why have you got your head firmly in the sand mate? Whats wrong with you?
No one is actually losing a job here if you followed the news. The decision involved new jobs not old jobs.

2.3m cars come from the EU to the UK and only 800k go back the other way.
 
No one is actually losing a job here if you followed the news. The decision involved new jobs not old jobs.

2.3m cars come from the EU to the UK and only 800k go back the other way.

Gianluca de Ficchy said the decision to move was due to the investment needed for emissions regulation and reduced sales forecasts and the uncertainty of Brexit.
Get real at least accept Brexit and the uncertainty of it has already made the UK people poorer. This is the start along with Philips and the rest of the mega companies move out. People like you will realize that you were turkeys voting for christmas when the penny drops - in your case IF it ever drops
 
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T1ts like you will realize that you were turkeys voting for christmas when the penny drops - in your case IF it ever drops


This was a real killer. And for the nth time, you're wasting your breath. Did I forget to mention the fact that he's Irish? Please make a note of it.
 
The Japs are very business orientated and never bring politics into business - for them to mention the "uncertainty of Brexit" speaks volumes. What is fascinating is retards like you dont give a flying turd for those 7000 Sunderland employees that are sh1tting bricks. Did they vote to be jobless? Were they led up the garden path? Why have you got your head firmly in the sand mate? Whats wrong with you?

Yes but they can't talk stentorianly and walk stridently down a walkway like the Brits. The Brits are tired of these so called 'experts' pulling up numbers. They have a secret sauce that can up end the so called 'reality' of other pedestrians. It has to be consumed in vapor form using the below.

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The UK made a trade deal between the EU and Japan, so Japan has tariff free access but they will still face NTBs.

However, there will be a large demand vacuum in the UK to fill following a no deal after EU vehicle exports are blocked/"heavily restricted".

yes but most brits will also be too poor to buy Japanese cars after brexit, so no vaccum will be there (according to unpatriotic experts)
 
Gianluca de Ficchy said the decision to move was due to the investment needed for emissions regulation and reduced sales forecasts and the uncertainty of Brexit.
Get real at least accept Brexit and the uncertainty of it has already made the UK people poorer. This is the start along with Philips and the rest of the mega companies move out. T1ts like you will realize that you were turkeys voting for christmas when the penny drops - in your case IF it ever drops
I stand by what I said, these were new jobs being created, not existing jobs. And we will see what happens after Brexit once we start enforcing NTBs.

Honestly the European SUV market is saturated to bursting point anyway. That probably factored heavily in their decision.

More a case of turkeys voting to leave for Christmas.
 
yes but most brits will also be too poor to buy Japanese cars after brexit, so no vaccum will be there (according to unpatriotic experts)
There's no reason for that to be the case given the trade balance. We were providing net consumption for EU goods not the other way around.
 
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I stand by what I said, these were new jobs being created, not existing jobs. And we will see what happens after Brexit once we start enforcing NTBs.

Honestly the European SUV market is saturated to bursting point anyway. That probably factored heavily in their decision.

More a case of turkeys voting to leave for Christmas.

besides when the British exit without a deal you will need a large number of customs inspectors and civil servants to check all the goods coming into and out of UK to EU. This will create several jobs.
 
besides when the British exit without a deal you will need a large number of customs inspectors and civil servants to check all the goods coming into and out of UK to EU. This will create several jobs.
Yep, and all paid for with tariffs, which will be paid for by the idiots who are still rich enough to afford imports and pay these tariffs rather than buying domestic. Additional jobs will be created for the enforcement of non-tariff barriers too, like testing etc. This will again be paid for by the aforementioned group. It will be a bit like Japanese grey import cars in the late '90s and early '00s, except they were still cheap at the time due to the Japanese currency being weak. But the people buying them will pay for jobs. So if rich twat Waitrose shopper still wants a BMW X5, then they can pay for everyone's job with some left over for HMRC. So we'll be exchanging a small quantity of financial services jobs for lots of other jobs and some HMRC revenue.
 
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Yep, and all paid for with tariffs, which will be paid for by the idiots who are still rich enough to afford imports and pay these tariffs rather than buying domestic. Additional jobs will be created for the enforcement of non-tariff barriers too, like testing etc. This will again be paid for by the aforementioned group. It will be a bit like Japanese grey import cars in the late '90s and early '00s, except they were still cheap at the time due to the Japanese currency being weak. But the people buying them will pay for jobs. So if rich twat Waitrose shopper still wants a BMW X5, then they can pay for everyone's job with some left over for HMRC. So we'll be exchanging a small quantity of financial services jobs for lots of other jobs and some HMRC revenue.

I agree. Though the companies are claiming that all such tarrifs will be passed on to the UK end customer in the retail prices, I think in the case of Brexit they will accept a compromise and pay it from their own pockets for their love of UK.