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chall1 | 09:15 Tue 03rd Jul 2007 | Cars
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i am moving to ireland and need a car. is it cheaper to buy one in the uk or in ireland
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cars are generally cheaper over in eireland
12:01 Tue 03rd Jul 2007
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Depends, north or south.

New or used.

Get a copy of an Irish paper and go through the ads., once new cars were cheaper in the south but not so much now.


Used cars in Ireland tend to be "more used " than in England. Also you have to take in account the exchange rate between the Euro and Stirling.

If I was moving to the South I would be inclined to buy a car here and take it with me.
20:37 Tue 03rd Jul 2007
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Cars are chaeper here in the Republic. Cheaper until you have to pay the exorbitant (and possibly illegal under EU competition law) registration tax, which can be up to 40% of the car value.
20:41 Tue 03rd Jul 2007

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