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<blockquote data-quote="Asmodeus" data-source="post: 29496717" data-attributes="member: 583013"><p>My choice would be some Indian cars; the newer the better; these have enough parts, are easy to sell and maintain, are low-cost, and have low maintenance fees, but safety is nonexistent. so, drive carefully and be safe.</p><p></p><p>It is hard to predict what the prices of the vehicles would be after lifting import bans, but the outflow of dollars would devalue the rupee even further, leading to an increase in prices. And to control the massive demand, the government will impose some absurd taxes. So, no matter what, lifting the import will increase vehicle prices. After a while, used prices will drop with low demand, but no one can predict but guess. I think...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Asmodeus, post: 29496717, member: 583013"] My choice would be some Indian cars; the newer the better; these have enough parts, are easy to sell and maintain, are low-cost, and have low maintenance fees, but safety is nonexistent. so, drive carefully and be safe. It is hard to predict what the prices of the vehicles would be after lifting import bans, but the outflow of dollars would devalue the rupee even further, leading to an increase in prices. And to control the massive demand, the government will impose some absurd taxes. So, no matter what, lifting the import will increase vehicle prices. After a while, used prices will drop with low demand, but no one can predict but guess. I think... [/QUOTE]
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