James Bryce 
THE number of official cars used by the Spanish government is to be reduced by almost two thirds in order to save cash.
It is hoped €10.5 million a year will be slashed by cutting the fleet of vehicles from 307 to 103 over the course of the next year.
With the changes, director generals will no longer have private cars and will instead have to share from a car pool, while departmental staff will share vehicles with their bosses.
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will the old cars be sold off..??? Perfect opportunity to buy a well maintained top of the range car….
That’s just central government. What about the regions, diputaciones, mancomunidades and ayuntamientos?