Used car imports decline following government measures
Most outlets reported a significant drop in used car imports after the government introduced new restrictions, such as abolishing the baggage scheme and requiring pre-shipment inspections. Dawn provided additional context on the policy changes and their timing, while Minute Mirror focused more broadly on the decline itself without specifying the measures.
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Used car imports plunge in Pakistan
Imports of used vehicles into Pakistan have declined significantly following government measures aimed at restricting the inflow of second-hand
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Used car imports fall sharply
KARACHI: The government’s January move to abolish the baggage scheme for used car imports and enforce mandatory pre-shipment inspections for gifted and resident-transferred vehicles is now showing results, with arrivals in this category declining. Indus Motor Company (IMC) in its annual report FY26 mentioned that “the import of used vehicles has plunged to approximately 38,000 units in FY26 fro...
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