The "cheapest" Jag I-Pace in the UK is listed as £63,495 OTR. Take away the dreaded VAT and the base price is approx. £52,900.
A quick visit to the US Jaguar website lists the same car at $69,500, or £49,700 at current exchange rates. The sales tax in the US varies from zero to 8%, so they get a MUCH cheaper car "on the road", (upto £10,000 cheaper almost)
It really miffs me that we still get stuffed compared to the US as you could argue we are subsidising their purchases. How can Jaguar sell the car more than 6% cheaper after shipping it across the Atlantic?
Edited by nick62 on 06/04/2018 at 22:33
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