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As of September 2021, a new standard of number plates will be introduced. It will be sturdier, more resilient material able to handle more damage, more bending, abrasion, impact, and thermal change, and will also show up clearer on Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras on UK roads.
The good news is that on June 30th, the European Commission announced that this requirement is to be scrapped for UK drivers travelling to EU countries. Please note, the change has yet to come into force.
Having been paused during the pandemic, Clear Air Zones (CAZs) are starting to be introduced across cities in the UK. A Clean Air Zone is defined as an area where targeted action is taken to improve air quality and is designed to encourage people and businesses to move towards less polluting methods of transport.
There can be no doubt used car prices in the UK are rising, and it is a trend that shows little sign of slowing down and is occurring in other mature markets, including the USA and Germany. Double-digit increases in used car prices over recent months are common.
Launched in 1991, initially as a broker, under the ownership of Investec Bank, Mann Island has evolved into a highly credible motor finance company committed to supporting its dealers and customer alike.
2020 has been the year in which many car dealers have made the jump from point of sale to omnichannel retailing to support people looking to buy cars online. It was a trend that has been gaining momentum, but COVID-19 lockdown has put this into overdrive.
September 2020 will not go down as a month when the new car plate (70) saw cars roar off the forecourt, although arguably, it might
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With the impact of coronavirus being felt across the country, you may have concerns about how it is affecting you and your finances. We know the current period of disruption is difficult, both from a business and family perspective, so we are doing everything we can to support you and maintain the best level of service we can.
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