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In my opinion, a good percentage of Canadians likely do not, or are not financially able to purchase $100,000.00 and up vehicles, and honestly, if they are financially able, the luxury tax is more of an irritant to complain about than a road block to their purchase. If you can afford $100,000.00 but can't afford $110,000.00, then maybe you should look at your standard of living and buy a $99,000.00 or less vehicle instead. I am more concerned with what the government spends our taxes on. If it is going to something that is a legitimate benefit to the entire country, I'm more at ease with that, than something like paying for certain party member's family vacations at $200,000.00 a pop (actual).

[QUOTE="Rruuff Day, post: 358356, member: 2217"] In my opinion, a good percentage of Canadians likely do not, or are not financially able to purchase $100,000.00 and up vehicles, and honestly, if they are financially able, the luxury tax is more of an irritant to complain about than a road block to their purchase. If you can afford $100,000.00 but can't afford $110,000.00, then maybe you should look at your standard of living and buy a $99,000.00 or less vehicle instead. I am more concerned with what the government spends our taxes on. If it is going to something that is a legitimate benefit to the entire country, I'm more at ease with that, than something like paying for certain party member's family vacations at $200,000.00 a pop (actual). [/QUOTE]

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