Delivery Charges

[Beckerman67]

I've just been browsing the website of 'Rosso Corsa Italia'. Their Delivery Charge to the UK is now €100, the same as delivery to Australia!
Clearly they don't need the business of those outside of Europe. Delivery to France is just €16.39!

[Jai Sharma]

Another Brexit dividend ......

[fay66]

Can we forget the political comments on here please, they're not necessary and have been aired before..

[Parisien]

Can we forget the political comments on here please, they're not necessary and have been aired before..

Yes Brian I agree about it being a political comment, but in these times of increasing costs, prices and recently horrific delivery charges due to Brexit, it is worth highlighting to those unaware of rises as we don't all buy regularly from the EU, plus it will put off many owners ( indeed potential restoration projects) from buying parts from the usual sources in the EU.

Fortunately my son works in Ireland so I can get parcels delivered into EU and he can then hand deliver to me. Might be a worthwhile side line to redirect deliveries into the UK!

[Wangler]

Pieces Fulvia charge 24 Euro and their stuff usually gets to me by DHL within 5 working days. Historic Racing Works Germany, 35 euro.

[chriswgawne]

i know a couple of Italian car parts traders who refuse to ship to the UK post Brexit due to paperwork involved &  cost. Very sad but nevertheless true.
Chris

[simonandjuliet]

PS the opposite also applies - I have UK based businesses who won't/can't supply me anymore, so I have become much more Europe centred and Euro-sourcing

[Parisien]

If I can draw members attention to rule number 3, in my capacity as an administrator/moderator, I can understand members frustrations and difficulties in dealing with the fall out of the 2016 referendum, not a lot we can do  about it as a motoring club, just grin and bear it!

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[Edjsunfulvia]

i know a couple of Italian car parts traders who refuse to ship to the UK post Brexit due to paperwork involved &  cost. Very sad but nevertheless true.
Chris

Even worse, my favourite Italian coffee supplier, Musetti, will no longer ship to the UK. Used to buy their 250g 'bricks' at under 3 Euro each, buying a box of 18 at a time.