Do carmakers agree to import cars?
According to Tejarat News, the secretary of the Automobile Manufacturers Association stated in an interview: Automakers have never been against importing cars. Five percent of all goods produced in the country must be imported. Because imports increase the sense of competition between domestic producers.
He added: “If imports are to be liberalized, let the factory parts deficit be supplied so that the production line does not stop and we create jobs.”
Amir Hossein Kakai, an expert in the automotive industry, in response to the question of what effect the import of 50,000 vehicles will have on the economic situation, said: “This issue has the greatest impact on government revenue.” People think that the government has stopped imports because of its support for the car industry, while the government has stopped importing many products, including foreign cars, to manage foreign exchange consumption.
In an interview with Tejarat News, Kazem Mohammadi Nikkhah, an automotive expert, said: “Importing cars into the country is time consuming, but it must be done in any way.” Those who claim to be carmakers should not object to this.
What do people think about car imports?
In the following, we read the opinion of some business news audiences about importing cars into the country.
“Imports must be liberalized. It is oppressive for people to pay for horses but to ride donkeys.”
“A foreign car should be imported by Benz and BMW / without customs like in Iraq / no one buys garbage / because we worked hard for its money.”
“Soon the price of the car will fall sharply and the car dealers will heat up the silver. “Whoever sells before Eid wins.”
“In short, Irankhodro and Saipa must pay the price of the pre-buyers’ sighs”
“If the government stops dictating prices and monopolizing the government and privatizes more cars, it will grow. It has a manager with a good plan.”
“Selling the hoarding warehouse to the people at the highest price, now that the warehouse is empty, they say. “People are at the height of their losses.”
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