2,000,000th Series/Defender 90 - HOW MUCH????
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withabix
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2,000,000th Series/Defender 90 - HOW MUCH????
400,000 POUNDS!!!! :shock:
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red90
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Re: 2,000,000th Series/Defender 90 - HOW MUCH????
Yes, but it was a charity auction, so the number has no real meaning. Just a tax write off for someone.
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withabix
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Re: 2,000,000th Series/Defender 90 - HOW MUCH????
Well exactly.
Foreign (ie overseas) buyer as well.
Foreign (ie overseas) buyer as well.
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StuartL
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Re: 2,000,000th Series/Defender 90 - HOW MUCH????
Gentlemen, it sounds more like sour grapes to me. I won't be using you for international tax advice either, as, in Canada donations to a foreign charity do not qualify for relief from Canadian income except under very special circumstances which these are not.... As for Land Rover getting a tax break, you are right in a sense, when you give away something that cost you money it's called a loss.
Can't you just be happy that the proceeds are going to worthwhile charities?
Can't you just be happy that the proceeds are going to worthwhile charities?
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Crs
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Re: 2,000,000th Series/Defender 90 - HOW MUCH????
It seems the buyer is from Kuwait. I have no idea as to Kuwaiti tax laws. Neat car. Tidy sum. I thought there were very few diesels there, so it will be a rarity in many ways. We won't have to worry about it rusting, though. :mrgreen:

