The Going Rate for a 350Z All Over the World -- List of 15 different Countries
02-22-2007, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by I1DER
I guess there are pluses and minuses no mater where you live. Thanks, I needed to hear a plus these days.
Good. Now the minus... I'm sure that you're an aszhole, and I slept with a family relative or loved one of yours, and I have the "Canadian" virus.
02-22-2007, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Tubbs
That's nothing... a Z06 comes out to 120,000 cdn. Want a f430? Try 400,000 plus.
*Sigh* Why was I born in this god-forsaken country?
*Sigh* Why was I born in this god-forsaken country?
dont forget they pay GST/PST 14% sales tax, PDI/freight $1250, and A/C tax.
02-22-2007, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Tubbs
no. you arrive at nissan dealer... see price is about 50,000. add fees and 17 percent tax afterwards.
You are referring to a country tax such as ad valorem . That tax is paid by the buyer in addition to the vehicle price.
02-22-2007, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by 35oZephyR
If the Z is about 50k in germany, how much is an M3??
No wonder my euro relatives ignore reliability and refrain from buying any Japanese cars.
No wonder my euro relatives ignore reliability and refrain from buying any Japanese cars.
http://www.bmw.de/de/produkte/automo...upe/index.html
It's actually cheaper to buy a M3 here
Starting Price in US is $48,900
http://research.cars.com/go/crp/rese...006&modelid=47
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02-22-2007, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 35oZephyR
If the Z is about 50k in germany, how much is an M3??
No wonder my euro relatives ignore reliability and refrain from buying any Japanese cars.
No wonder my euro relatives ignore reliability and refrain from buying any Japanese cars.
You might recall the argument about the Pathfinder several years ago. The vehicle was classified as a truck with a 25 percent import tariff. Later is was changed to a passenger vehicle, and the tariff was changed to 2.5 percent.
02-22-2007, 01:37 PM
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You also have to consider the cost of even obtaining a license to drive in foreign countries. When I lived in GE I was told that most of the older/younger locals rode bikes because a license cost nearly 2,000 DM
02-22-2007, 01:43 PM
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Git you all beat. My wife is Brazilian, and we went to Brazil last Christmas. The 350Z starts at 230.000 reais (a little over US$110,000!)
Don't believe me, check it out. www.nissan350z.com.br
Don't believe me, check it out. www.nissan350z.com.br
02-22-2007, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by davidv
I am speaking specifically about import tariffs. Passenger vehicles imported from Japan into the United States pay an import tariff of 2.5 percent. The tariff is paid by Nissan to the United States Treasury. It is included in the MSRP.
You are referring to a country tax such as ad valorem . That tax is paid by the buyer in addition to the vehicle price.
You are referring to a country tax such as ad valorem . That tax is paid by the buyer in addition to the vehicle price.
We have a PDE charge... not sure what that is...
Base MSRP
$49,798.00
Packages $125.00
Total Designed MSRP† $49,923.00
Freight and PDE $1,350.00
Total* (before taxes) $51,273.00
02-22-2007, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by joe_blow_xbox
Git you all beat. My wife is Brazilian, and we went to Brazil last Christmas. The 350Z starts at 230.000 reais (a little over US$110,000!)
Don't believe me, check it out. www.nissan350z.com.br
Don't believe me, check it out. www.nissan350z.com.br
02-22-2007, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by usmanasif
I had no idea it was that much more expensive in Canada. What gives? It isn't like there is a domestic auto industry to protect.
I know... I can drive half an hour across the border and find cars that are way cheaper.
BUT we have our own little socialist safety add-ons that the manufacturers must provide, since your cars are apparently not safe enough for us. For example, we can't get EVO's because the bumper is too high, and we were delayed the lotus elise (and at extra cost) because the lights fell out after a collision.
So, we can't bring vehicles up without modifying them ourselves at enormous cost. THANK YOU CANADA!!!
02-22-2007, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Bri350z
Ireland here, paid €35k ($46k) last month for a 04 with 55k on the clock
New they area around €60k
New they area around €60k
http://www.nissan.ie/vehicles/passenger/350z/price.asp
I have a irish friend that's coming back to the US and he said his father got a porsche boxster over an Z because it was cheaper
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02-22-2007, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Tubbs
I know... I can drive half an hour across the border and find cars that are way cheaper.
BUT we have our own little socialist safety add-ons that the manufacturers must provide, since your cars are apparently not safe enough for us. For example, we can't get EVO's because the bumper is too high, and we were delayed the lotus elise (and at extra cost) because the lights fell out after a collision.
So, we can't bring vehicles up without modifying them ourselves at enormous cost. THANK YOU CANADA!!!
BUT we have our own little socialist safety add-ons that the manufacturers must provide, since your cars are apparently not safe enough for us. For example, we can't get EVO's because the bumper is too high, and we were delayed the lotus elise (and at extra cost) because the lights fell out after a collision.
So, we can't bring vehicles up without modifying them ourselves at enormous cost. THANK YOU CANADA!!!
A lot of Canadiens with cancer die because they have to wait to so long to get treated. The ones that don't want to wait cross the border and go to the US Hospitals.
02-22-2007, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by dutchboy350Z
To add insult to injury I hear the wait to have a major surgery or cancer treatment takes several months.
A lot of Canadiens with cancer die because they have to wait to so long to get treated. The ones that don't want to wait cross the border and go to the US Hospitals.
A lot of Canadiens with cancer die because they have to wait to so long to get treated. The ones that don't want to wait cross the border and go to the US Hospitals.
Don't get me started on the healthcare!!! If your government ever tells you they're moving to a Canadian style of healthcare, don't let them!!!