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adam277:
I think a lot of people have been saving on a individual basis.Not me, just in case Pound Sterling takes a hit I imported my car from a Japanese auction that deals in Dollars before Brexit
Since you had to buy the dollars, I don’t see the advantage. You also now have a ‘grey’ import with all that implies for warranty etc.
A large percentage of people who buy grey imports, don’t worry about warranty, as they can repair the car when they go wrong, also the Japanese are very honest about description of the cars faults,
If Sterling fell in value against the Dollar it means the price goes up. It’s a year 2000 car that was only made in Japan so not a typical ‘grey’ import of a car I could by in it’s UK form. Passed an MOT needing last week needing rear brake pads. The Japanese MOT is stupid strict and most get exported after 10yrs unless the person is willing to spend on maintenance. Another bonus is generally low mileage cars, my 18yr old car on 103k miles is a ‘high miler’.