Exactly so. And you have to have owned the car for at least six months, and
had it taxed, insured and MOTd i.e. street legal. But where that article gets
its #4000 off I don't know, I've not heard of anyone else assuming its #2000
from the government plus #2000 from the dealer. People could still buy
'classics' for #1000, keep or make them street legal for six months, then
part-ex them for a new car, but how many people who don't have a car at the
moment are going to do that? Those that do already have another car are
either going to have to sell that, or sell the new one, or be one of a tiny
number who just happen to need a second car in the limited time the scheme is
operating.
PaulH.
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... So it appears no worries about people going out and looking for old
classics to buy for 1,000 pounds and turning around and getting a cheque for
2,000 pounds from the government! ...
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