Vehicle prices to drop by 15% - Automobile Dealers announce

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Jon J 1 month ago

Half a loaf is better than nuthin but is 15% really enuff or significant? Askin fo 25 -30% @ least. Taxes shud be reduced further

Half a loaf is better than nuthin but is 15% really enuff or significant? Askin fo 25 -30% @ least. Taxes shud be reduced further
Concerned Ghanaian 1 month ago

@JonJ i support your statement and i would also urge the government to reduce import duties significantly on all vehicular imports. The amount paid is just preposterous. As an example a 4/4 we pay $16000 as import duty, Nige ...
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@JonJ i support your statement and i would also urge the government to reduce import duties significantly on all vehicular imports. The amount paid is just preposterous. As an example a 4/4 we pay $16000 as import duty, Nigerians are paying less than a $1000 at their ports, why Ghana Government why!!!!!
Kramai 1 month ago

when we told you not to vote for azaa Akufo Addo and Bawuliar in 2020 people were shouting 4 more 4 nana why are you now calling for import duties to be reduced now

when we told you not to vote for azaa Akufo Addo and Bawuliar in 2020 people were shouting 4 more 4 nana why are you now calling for import duties to be reduced now
Concerned Ghanaian 1 month ago

@Kramai, i did not vote nor have I ever voted as i find our politicians to be self-centered, dishonest and only look after their self interests and that of their party so don't make the wrong assumption I must have voted NPP. ...
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@Kramai, i did not vote nor have I ever voted as i find our politicians to be self-centered, dishonest and only look after their self interests and that of their party so don't make the wrong assumption I must have voted NPP. For years the duopoly of both parties in government have been lazy in never looking to structurally improving the economy by investing in the different sectors to primarily create employment opportunities so as this would translate in more tax receipts coming into government coffers and would be used for more economic investment. What successive governments have done is to take the lazy way out in which to collect tax receipts and that has been at captive areas like the Ports and in particular targeting vehicle imports and import taxes. With high increases in these import taxes year on year we now have vehicles in Ghana today that are so expensive to buy locally or import given these duties. I mean how can a 9/10 year old car in Ghana sell for $10-25,000. What i would request is government should spread the tax burden fairly across all sectors so as there can be a reduction on vehicular import duties, today how many people don't pay tax when they should be doing so. Its government's duty to go after these tax evaders and sort....
Sevenn 1 month ago

It’s better than those thieves by far oo

It’s better than those thieves by far oo
Kyeiwaa Vida 1 month ago

It appears fleecing fellow Ghanaians is the trait of Ghanaians.

It appears fleecing fellow Ghanaians is the trait of Ghanaians.
Jon J 1 month ago

Really? Nigerians payin less than $1000 fo vehicles?

Really? Nigerians payin less than $1000 fo vehicles?
Concerned Ghanaian 1 month ago

Yep, a Nigerian friend of mine drove a Nissan Patrol from Germany to Morocco then through the Sahara down to Burkina-Faso without issue and wanted to enter Ghana before driving to his home in Lagos. The Ghanaian border cust ...
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Yep, a Nigerian friend of mine drove a Nissan Patrol from Germany to Morocco then through the Sahara down to Burkina-Faso without issue and wanted to enter Ghana before driving to his home in Lagos. The Ghanaian border customs would not allow him unless he cleared the vehicle there, where he tried to explain he was transiting only, they wanted $11000 to clear it so he had to enter through Benin and when he got to the Nigerian border he cleared the vehicle for less than a $1000. Ghanaians are being fleeced by our own agencies totally.....
UNP 1 month ago

Hmmm. Car prices in Ghana are insanely expensive. Even 10-year old cars are priced like their brand new. Is crazy

Hmmm. Car prices in Ghana are insanely expensive. Even 10-year old cars are priced like their brand new. Is crazy
Akwasi 1 month ago

I bought my 2020 accident free Honda CRV direct from Canada at 226000 including duty and shipment, meanwhile same car in Ghana cost 350,000 to 450,000, why?

I bought my 2020 accident free Honda CRV direct from Canada at 226000 including duty and shipment, meanwhile same car in Ghana cost 350,000 to 450,000, why?

Game Changer +447935009178 1 month ago

These car dealers are crooks and dishonest bunch of people. The cedi has appreciated more than 35% last year which has also impacted the duty at the ports significantly. These thieves after fleecing the people for a year are ...
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These car dealers are crooks and dishonest bunch of people. The cedi has appreciated more than 35% last year which has also impacted the duty at the ports significantly. These thieves after fleecing the people for a year are here talking gibberish of reducing prices at a paltry 15%. Guys, learn to import your own accident-free vehicles and save 40% of the cost you otherwise would've paid to those thieves whose cars are even accidental.
Sevenn 1 month ago

Am bringing a 2014 vitz from Dubai
It cost me 65k + duty 28/30k+ Agent
How much do u think I should sell it?

Am bringing a 2014 vitz from Dubai
It cost me 65k + duty 28/30k+ Agent
How much do u think I should sell it?
Jon J 1 month ago

fo such a car da duty shud be @ most 18k

fo such a car da duty shud be @ most 18k
Nyatefetor 1 month ago

Good PR. The detail is in the pudding. This is just laughable. Since when has the cedi stabilized w and they are now adjusting to it? Either they adjust or not the market forces of demand supply would force their hands wh ...
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Good PR. The detail is in the pudding. This is just laughable. Since when has the cedi stabilized w and they are now adjusting to it? Either they adjust or not the market forces of demand supply would force their hands when inventories fill up their lots. As long as people have friends and direct contacts outside to buy and ship to them cheaper the power of these cartels would crumble.
Abusuapanin 1 month ago

These dealers will soon sing a different song. This is just to satisfy their NDC government. This FAKE dollar rate? Hmmm!

These dealers will soon sing a different song. This is just to satisfy their NDC government. This FAKE dollar rate? Hmmm!
Walewale 1 month ago

Skin pain. Wo maame twe

Skin pain. Wo maame twe
Abusuapanin 1 month ago

Walewale, you're one of the smelly ANIMALS who can't use your brain because you're a cockroach, lizard and earthworm put together. Ebini(shit) is even better than you.

Walewale, you're one of the smelly ANIMALS who can't use your brain because you're a cockroach, lizard and earthworm put together. Ebini(shit) is even better than you.
Koo 1 month ago

How does a union that doesn’t have a common price mechanism announce a common price reduction?

Vehicle prices differ from garage to garage so how would the price reduction be?

We will soon turn this country into a la ...
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How does a union that doesn’t have a common price mechanism announce a common price reduction?

Vehicle prices differ from garage to garage so how would the price reduction be?

We will soon turn this country into a laughing stock if we already haven’t.
Lash 1 month ago

The NDC at their propaganda again.
1. This is to quash the discussion on the cocoa price reduction. The wickedness they have meted on farmers.
2. How does one verify the price reduction on secondhand cars?
3. NDC the sa ...
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The NDC at their propaganda again.
1. This is to quash the discussion on the cocoa price reduction. The wickedness they have meted on farmers.
2. How does one verify the price reduction on secondhand cars?
3. NDC the same yesterday, the Same today, and the same tomorrow. Azar nkoa
Biscabay 1 month ago

But they're better than your useless party

But they're better than your useless party

Spio 1 month ago

Your business will collapse. People are ordering their own cars from abroad and saving the 100% profits you guys make.

Your business will collapse. People are ordering their own cars from abroad and saving the 100% profits you guys make.
yaw 1 month ago

excellent observation

excellent observation
Yaw 1 month ago

Please with all due respect, stop describing imported items as home used

Please with all due respect, stop describing imported items as home used
Tosh 1 month ago

Technology, competition, market forces has caught up with them. Adapt, adopt, or die.

Technology, competition, market forces has caught up with them. Adapt, adopt, or die.
Kwame 1 month ago

It's cheaper to buy from abroad now than to buy here. The dealers are cheats. Nobody's buying from them that's why they wanna reduce it. Soon china will take over with their cheaper cars and nobody will buy from the dealers. ...
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It's cheaper to buy from abroad now than to buy here. The dealers are cheats. Nobody's buying from them that's why they wanna reduce it. Soon china will take over with their cheaper cars and nobody will buy from the dealers. Thanks JM, God bless you plenty plenty with good health and long life.
agyeman 1 month ago

PRICE DROP IS TOO LOW. DROP IT FURTHER TO 45%. HOW CAN WE PAY $10,000.00 FOR A BABY CAR?

PRICE DROP IS TOO LOW. DROP IT FURTHER TO 45%. HOW CAN WE PAY $10,000.00 FOR A BABY CAR?
Muntum 1 month ago

I'll believe it when I see it

I'll believe it when I see it
Joyfulness 1 month ago

God bless the Chinese. Chery cars are finally here. More pressure

God bless the Chinese. Chery cars are finally here. More pressure

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