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A bonus of 2,000 euros and a discount of 2,000 euros to all those who, in 2019, will buy a new car that will decide to remove the old for more than 10 years. This is the proposal made this morning to the government by the Promotor Center of Studies Bologna at a press conference in Milan on "the situation and prospects of the Italian economy and the automotive market".
The proposal is aimed primarily at motorists who, with the new traffic restrictions imposed for the protection of the environment, find themselves in the impossibility of driving their old machines. This idea follows the first scrappage incentives that were in place in 1997 and that "have achieved excellent results without imposing a burden on the state, as higher VAT revenues and registration taxes on cars sold in more "covers" were completely removed. "bonus cost".
At that time too, "the demand for vehicles, driven by public incentives to demolition, has greatly contributed to the expansion of economic activity", contributing to GDP growth. According to Promotor, the incentive could lead to an increase of about 0.4%.
"Our proposal – says Quagliano – is not motivated by the need to support car sales because the car market is in good health." The idea is "motivated by the need to support drivers, often low-income drivers, who own a car older than 10 years old and who need to replace it to avoid the traffic restrictions imposed on drivers." environmental reasons ". (Saf / Dire)
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