2005 350z in Thailand
Originally Posted by ndwgolf
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is US$107.250.00 too much to pay for a 2005 stock 350z, just to make it look cool i would need to spend at least another 7k on wheels skirts etc?
is US$107.250.00 too much to pay for a 2005 stock 350z, just to make it look cool i would need to spend at least another 7k on wheels skirts etc?
Considering that these cars sell no more than $40,000 USD I say that is insanely high. With that said I know that the Asian market is inflated. Also, is there some kind of regulation in Tailand that prevents you from importing a Z?
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Originally Posted by JDMFairladyZ33
Considering that these cars sell no more than $40,000 USD I say that is insanely high. With that said I know that the Asian market is inflated. Also, is there some kind of regulation in Tailand that prevents you from importing a Z?
Originally Posted by FairladyZ06
no offense but mine was over 40k .. I guess the GT with taxes and tags and all that. But yeah over 100k is insane. I wonder what a Corvette goes for
I was simply stating the MSRP tags, but still $100k is a lot of money for a Z. But again, we are using US market prices to judge his so I don't think we are qualified to advise him.
You guys have to realize Southeast Asian countries has insanely high taxes to prevent people from driving cars. Vietnam has 200% tax on all automobiles. So yeah that price sounds about right
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Originally Posted by AlvinHuyN
You guys have to realize Southeast Asian countries has insanely high taxes to prevent people from driving cars. Vietnam has 200% tax on all automobiles. So yeah that price sounds about right
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Originally Posted by moflow
An american sports car. Costs about 40,000 US dollars (Z is about 30,000).
The corvette is very fast and very good looking.
The corvette is very fast and very good looking.
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[QUOTE=moflow]An american sports car. Costs about 40,000 US dollars (Z is about 30,000).
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Just noticed that the Z is cheaper than the corbet, i wonder why that is, over here in Asia everyone wants Japanese cars the only American cars over here are the BMW's and they are expensive as s**t???
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Just noticed that the Z is cheaper than the corbet, i wonder why that is, over here in Asia everyone wants Japanese cars the only American cars over here are the BMW's and they are expensive as s**t???
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BMWs are german >.>
Originally Posted by moflow
An american sports car. Costs about 40,000 US dollars (Z is about 30,000).
QUOTE]
Just noticed that the Z is cheaper than the corbet, i wonder why that is, over here in Asia everyone wants Japanese cars the only American cars over here are the BMW's and they are expensive as s**t???
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Just noticed that the Z is cheaper than the corbet, i wonder why that is, over here in Asia everyone wants Japanese cars the only American cars over here are the BMW's and they are expensive as s**t???
BMWs are german >.>
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Hmmm. Chain yanker.
Aren't you the guy who posted a pic of yourself with a girl who was half your size? Another gal eating cooter? And another of a tranny with a ball hanging out?
And now suddenly you've never heard of a Corvette (oops, sorry, "corbet") and think they're German?!?
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....188557&page=99
Aren't you the guy who posted a pic of yourself with a girl who was half your size? Another gal eating cooter? And another of a tranny with a ball hanging out?
And now suddenly you've never heard of a Corvette (oops, sorry, "corbet") and think they're German?!?
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....188557&page=99