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Import Ban of Older Cars Scrapped
The government has put the brakes on the plan to limit the import of cars older than 7 years.

The new rule that would have banned the importation of vehicles older than 7 years and reduced the tax on hybrids was to have been announced next week on June 5, Environment day.

Pressure from various interest groups, including vehicle importers, forced the government to shelve the plan for now.

The government still has plans to move ahead with the proposal, announcing a commission to analyze the situation.



 

 
 
 
 
 
   

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