Toyota Enniskillen Avensis 1,9 TDI €19950

Berty

Toyota Enniskillen have two signs advertising a Toyota Saloon and Corolla Hatch. The Saloon is €19,950 incl VRT, Tax, Delivery and related charges cleared onto the road.

Im talking about a never registered 2009. Here its from €25,565

Hey Irish dealers, who come a UK dealer can do this and still include VRT for €5,500 less?

L-M

Thought they were selling though for 22k, and there isn't a TDI Avensis:P The 2l D4d your after i'd say.

I'm sure you read this else where, but just incase. They're selling them off for half nothing due to the new model.

Edit: What's it like being carless:D

LoveDucati2

Berty wrote: »

Hey Irish dealers, who come a UK dealer can do this and still include VRT for €5,500 less?

That is a huge difference. Any Toyota dealers care to explain.

Also do you think salesman would they tell potential Avensis cutomers that a new model is coming out.

Nissan up North are doing it with the Qashqai, 20k Euro incl Vat VRT

Berty

Im not Carless Limerick-Man. I have a 98 Opel Astra 1.2 Petrol outside the door with Wolfrace 13" rims. What a load of sh*te that car is. The car cannot get to high revs before the gear oil pressure light comes on and I have to clutch or change gear or the power vanish's. Its a great car. It only has 74K miles on it which is not bad for an 11 year old car. Here she is:


They maybe be aware that they are going to have a high number of new shaped cars coming in soon but people are still buying the old shape as an 09 rather like the 2008 Audi A4 which the new one did not arrive until March. They still sold them in dealers at the same price without any discount.

L-M

Well on a similar note, you can get a brand new unregistered "old model" A6 diesel cheaper than a new model A4. They bring them down alright.

Edit: Nice car:D:pac:

Berty

Limerick man wrote: »

Edit: Nice car:D:pac:

You should have seen it before I removed the moss and mould from it and gave it a good power hose. Some of the blue IRL came off the metal number plate also. Stupid Car :mad:

Getting my A4 back at 6pm tonight. Yeah!

Del2005

Berty wrote: »

Toyota Enniskillen have two signs advertising a Toyota Saloon and Corolla Hatch. The Saloon is €19,950 incl VRT, Tax, Delivery and related charges cleared onto the road.

Im talking about a never registered 2009. Here its from €25,565

Hey Irish dealers, who come a UK dealer can do this and still include VRT for €5,500 less?

Becasue Irish dealers have to pay Toyota Ireland more for the car then you can buy it up North, then they have to add in the own margins. With the fall of Sterling and UK VAT drop and our VAT increase it's made it nearly impossible for Irish dealers to match UK prices.

reverandkenjami

Berty wrote: »

Hey Irish dealers, who come a UK dealer can do this and still include VRT for €5,500 less?

LoveDucati2 wrote: »

That is a huge difference. Any Toyota dealers care to explain.

I reckon your question would be better asked to Toyota Ireland! Dealers in Ireland can't buy cars from the distributor at the same price as thier UK counterparts..

Berty

Del2005 wrote: »

Becasue Irish dealers have to pay Toyota Ireland more for the car then you can buy it up North, then they have to add in the own margins. With the fall of Sterling and UK VAT drop and our VAT increase it's made it nearly impossible for Irish dealers to match UK prices.

Somebody needs to step up and save the vehicle network in this country. I still think abolition of the VRT for new cars bought IN IRELAND ONLY will save the dealers some what. It will crucify the used car market which is not doing too well right now but something needs to be done.

Later on the VRT on imports can be removed when the market is buoyant again.

colm_mcm

Berty wrote: »

Somebody needs to step up and save the vehicle network in this country. I still think abolition of the VRT for new cars bought IN IRELAND ONLY will save the dealers some what.

Goes against EU principles to penalise non Irish dealers (I suppose VRT kinda does too )

Berty

colm_mcm wrote: »

Goes against EU principles to penalise non Irish dealers (I suppose VRT kinda does too )

If they Government were underhanded enough to find a way to bring in the VRT because a 2nd tax was against the law then Im sure they would have no scruples in blocking external imports from exemption whilst giving Irish dealers exemption.

Some solicitors will be paid €6m to come up with one sentence to get around it.

peasant

Berty wrote: »

I still think abolition of the VRT for new cars bought IN IRELAND ONLY will save the dealers some what.

A tax on imports only however would be a clear violation of EU rules.

Tipsy Mac

Toyota are desperate to offload all stock of the current model Avensis before they start selling the new model shortly, I guess Toyota UK are just more desperate