One Nation Vows To Let Australians Spend Their Super On A Brand New Isuzu DMAX

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One Nation's greatest minds are currently discussing a new policy to allow Australians to withdraw their super to purchase a brand new Isuzu DMAX.

"We believe all Australian's deserve to live out their dreams of owning an Isuzu DMAX" said a  One Nation spokesperson.

“For too long, hard working Australians have been told their superannuation is there to support them in retirement, when really it could be allowing them to harness the power of the Isuzu DMAX”

Under the proposed policy, Australians would be able to access up to $75,000 of their super to purchase a new ute.

The party says the measure would give ordinary Australians greater control over their own money and allow them to make important financial decisions without unnecessary government interference.

Supporters have also argued that many Australians are unlikely to see the full benefit of their superannuation for several decades, while a new DMAX could be available immediately.

“It’s about giving people options” the spokesperson said.

"Half of you won't even live long enough to see your super at this rate so he cares"

The proposal has raised concerns among economists, who say early access to super could leave some Australians with significantly less money in retirement.

One Nation has acknowledged those concerns but says the policy would remain voluntary.

“No one would be forced to buy an Isuzu DMAX” the spokesperson said.

“We simply believe Australians should have the right to purchase a top of the line ute from the Mad Mile, outright"