Tbf, this has something to do with supply of right-hand drive vehicles being smaller than left-hand drive. In a lot of the EU, the used-car sector has lost a l

Tbf, this has something to do with supply of right-hand drive vehicles being smaller than left-hand drive. In a lot of the EU, the used-car sector has lost a lot of ground, particularly since governments figured that a cheap way to stimulate tax revenues is to pass emission rules, effectively forcing sales of new vehicles. We had a similar effect in UK (also powered by the rise of PCP), but the somewhat-constrained supply of new vehicles kept up prices of used ones.