I've been living here in Finland for business for quite some time. The whole time I have not seen a 350z anywhere. I finally saw one and it was for sale, a gray 2003 350z with 67,000 kilometers. It was a base Z, the asking price was 45,000 euros which is about $58,500 US Dollar. A coworker said it is an exotic car for Finland. Just some thought on the perception in a part of Europe.

 

Cool

 

taxes probably.

Australia everything is almost doubled because of it.

 

Im an accountant actually.... and taxes are after the purchase price along with carbon dioxide taxes after purchase price.

 

what about import taxes or duties or whatever?

and how much are the taxes after the purchase? do I not want to know? lol

 

Talking with my coworkers.. its actually sold by Nissan here however Nissan will only sell them at very limited quantities.. im guessing like the new skyline.

 

that really didn't answer anything...

 

wow, thats a lot of money. i know in korea, most import cars are about 1.5 to 2 times the MSRP from US prices (although American cars are going to be lower, more so if the FTA ever gets passed by both countries).

 

Wary interesting

 

Not sure but I just googled importing a car into Finland and you must own the car more than 3 years before selling to avoid taxes.

 

Prices are different throughout the world. Funny how that works.

 

Kinda makes a guy want to get a container,buy up a load of Z's and ship them over.

 

Very interesting indeed.... How do them Finland chicks out there look Bro?