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  • Apr 15, 2014
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    Taiwanese Market: Car Vs. Scooter

    The Taiwanese government is pushing scooters with cleaner-burning engines that sell for as little as NT$50,000 ($1,659), and a small number of electric scooters can be had for similar money after government subsidies are factored in....More
  • Apr 15, 2014
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    Colombia Ready With Program to Prop Up Auto Sector

    The primary objective of the scheme is to help the domestic industry recover market share from inexpensive imports, notably by slashing tariffs on parts and materials imported for vehicle assembly....More
  • Apr 11, 2014
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    Taiwan Keeps Plugging In EV Market

    Without homegrown automakers that compete on a world stage, how can a nation barely larger than Rhode Island become a world leader in a sector that is struggling to gain a foothold in other mature vehicle markets, such as the U.S.?...More
  • Apr 11, 2014
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    Venezuela President Plays With Fire as Auto Sales Plunge

    New-vehicle deliveries tumbled 87% in January and 89.9% in February, marking the lowest level since 2003 when the country was ensnarled in a nationwide strike against Chavez....More
  • Apr 7, 2014
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    Oz-Japan FTA Expected to Lower Car Prices for Consumers  

    The Australian auto industry has been calling for the removal of import tariffs on all imported vehicles. The FTA will come into effect later this year....More
  • Apr 3, 2014
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    Oz Market Decline Slows as Debate on Used Imports Heats Up; NZ Sales Jump  

    With the market perched precariously on the downside, the Victoria Automotive Chamber of Commerce is demanding to know if the federal government is going to lower import restrictions on used vehicles....More
  • Mar 24, 2014
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    Argentina’s New Vehicle Tax Crippling Luxury Imports

    The head of an industry trade group says not a single BMW, Mercedes, Porsche or Mitsubishi has been sold in Argentina since the tax hike took effect Jan. 1....More
  • Mar 17, 2014
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    Canada’s Auto Industry Wary of South Korea Trade Deal  

    A Canadian union official says trade between the two countries currently is a ‟one-way” street favoring South Korea, and the pending trade agreement threatens to make a bad situation worse....More
  • Mar 11, 2014
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    Turkey’s Auto Market Moving Ahead Despite Tax Drag  

    The country’s special consumption tax can be punishing. For passenger vehicles with engine capacity up to 1.6L the tax is 45%, for those with engines between 1.6L and 2.0L it is 90% and for those exceeding 2.0L it is 145%....More
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