German luxury car manufacturer Porsche has warned UK customers could face a 10% premium for cars delivered after Brexit. The UK is one of the company's biggest markets, accounting for 4.9% of its global sales of 256,000 cars in 2018. Porsche, however, has now asked potential British buyers to sign a contract clause agreeing to a possible tariff after the UK's withdrawal from the EU. It has, however, described the step as purely "precautionary". A spokesperson said: "We are currently working with our suppliers and distributors on contingency plans that will ensure we can continue delivering vehicles into the UK.
German luxury car manufacturer Porsche has warned UK customers could face a 10% premium for cars delivered after Brexit. The UK is one of the company's biggest markets, accounting for 4.9% of its global sales of 256,000 cars in 2018. Porsche, however, has now asked potential British buyers to sign a contract clause agreeing to a possible tariff after the UK's withdrawal from the EU. It has, however, described the step as purely "precautionary". A 10% surcharge would hike the lowest price for Porsche's 911 model to £102,421 ($132,360), up from £93,110.