Imported Vehicle or Car in Adelaide

Motor enthusiasts of Australia will be able to save money and bypass car dealers and purchase new Imported Vehicle or Car in Adelaide. The Federal Government introduces sweeping reforms for motorists and allowed parallel imports of new cars as a part of planned changes to the Motor Vehicle Act that will go to parliament this year. The move is welcomed by all and is likely to benefit Australia's 1.1 million car buyers, who want to own wealthy & luxury car. Niche enthusiasts set to benefit most from the changes that allow drivers to import new or second-hand cars and motorcycles from foreign markets as long as they meet strict regulations for maintaining the environment.

Regulations for Imported Vehicle or Car in Adelaide stipulate that cars must be right-hand-drive, less than 12 months old and have run less than 500 kilometers on the odometer. Vehicles must be sourced from Japan or the United Kingdom. Other right-hand-drive markets such as New Zealand, India, and South Africa might be considered in the future. The change takes place from 2018 if approved by the Parliament and Senate. If a manufacturer chooses not to sell a particular model in Australia, a consumer now has an option to source this model overseas.

Michael Bradley, Australian Automobile Association’s chief executive, welcomes the move on Imported Vehicle or Car in Adelaide and says that parallel imports are "a big win for consumers and a decision that open up choice, help put downward pressure on prices, and increase competition within the Australian car market." Car companies, represented by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, are "extremely disappointed" in the government's decision. The government has not applied parallel imports scheme to second-hand cars, siding with the car industry's security and safety concerns. The regulations have made easier for enthusiasts to import classic and enthusiastic vehicles from 2018 when local manufacturing of cars has saturated.