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It is possible to buy a brand new Camry under EPCG Scheme (If ur entity got Net +ve Forex annually)

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thanks for putting up the chart
we knew of the EPCG but thanks for these details

This is nice bit of info. What is EPCG expands to any way ?

How often do you know companies using this method of purchase? If it is used often then, is this the reason many manufacturers are sticking to CBU though they could sell more cars if the build it here?

I Think a Corolla/Civic locally assembled can give the SX4 a run for its money.

this is probably for the old camry since theres no way the onroad price of the new one is 20l

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Originally Posted by akshay1234 (Post 766746)
this is probably for the old camry since theres no way the onroad price of the new one is 20l

No its for the new camry.

U must have seen JW Marriot has an entire fleet of beige metallic ones.

I am sure all the hoteliers, travel agents, and tour operators must be using this scheme to the fullest. Any idea as to how people like you and me can avail of such schemes?

Aint such cars supposed to have a Black/Yellow number plate ? Like the ones Hertz/Avis use ?

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Originally Posted by dhaval (Post 766766)
I am sure all the hoteliers, travel agents, and tour operators must be using this scheme to the fullest. Any idea as to how people like you and me can avail of such schemes?

Thats why I started this thread. We just need to locate which of our close contacts are into the businesses that qualify for this. I am sure we wont mind driving cars with Taxi registration. How does it matter. Get a Uniform for your Driver and "u have arrived"

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Originally Posted by btirthankar (Post 766782)
Thats why I started this thread. We just need to locate which of our close contacts are into the businesses that qualify for this. I am sure we wont mind driving cars with Taxi registration. How does it matter. Get a Uniform for your Driver and "u have arrived"

Doesn't maintaining taxi registration attract fee and taxes which needs to be paid every year ?

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Originally Posted by btirthankar (Post 766782)
Thats why I started this thread....Get a Uniform for your Driver and "u have arrived"

Easier said than done my friend. About establishing some contacts in the business is okay. But everyone cannot employ a chauffeur, atleast not me to drive the "taxi" thus so to be called.


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Originally Posted by ashthedivx (Post 766786)
Doesn't maintaining taxi registration attract fee and taxes which needs to be paid every year ?

agree: to this. Is it not easy to pay one time RTO charge rather than paying charges every year.
And besides that what about the resale value of these cars!!?? The car must be totally personal, but ultimately you are selling a "taxi" right?

I don't think normal people(ppl not eligiblr for this scheme) can buy these cars new. The cars can only be sold by the first owner after some 5/6 years. Some time back, a lot of cars which were illegaly sold were seized by the govt. It was after this i think that the yellow board rule came into place.

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Originally Posted by btirthankar (Post 766782)
Thats why I started this thread. We just need to locate which of our close contacts are into the businesses that qualify for this. I am sure we wont mind driving cars with Taxi registration. How does it matter. Get a Uniform for your Driver and "u have arrived"

Well if you remember a year or two back a lot of imported cars and their owners got into a fine mess. The reason being they had got their imported car using this route. Most of the cine stars got hauled up for the same.

For business purposes (read hotels, chauffeured services etc) it is valid, however the moment you use it for personal purposes you are essentially breaking the law. Some of the cars actually got re-registered in the owner's name too with a little bit of help from the money happy RTO's.

I might add that the DRI keep checking on whether these cars are actually used for the purpose by sending decay enquiries

Actually its not necessary to use your car as a taxi. Provided that the car is used for the purpose of earning foreign currency ( which is eight times the duty saved on your car to be earned in 5 years). There are atleast 100 forms/procedures to go through before you can avail of this scheme, it is not as easy it looks. I remember autocar featured an article about this sometime ago.

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Originally Posted by ajmat (Post 766869)
I might add that the DRI keep checking on whether these cars are actually used for the purpose by sending decay enquiries

Ajmat, what's decay enquiries?


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