a boujour of French of Paris!
07-20-2004, 12:12 AM
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a boujour of French of Paris!
hello I am French and I have had a 350Z for a few months.
I found this forum where there is full with sympathetic thing.
If you come to Paris, make me signs, one will make a turn together!
My 350Z is Silverstone and I am very happy !!
I found this forum where there is full with sympathetic thing.
If you come to Paris, make me signs, one will make a turn together!
My 350Z is Silverstone and I am very happy !!
07-20-2004, 01:26 AM
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Originally posted by RedX
how much does it cost to own a Z over there??
how much does it cost to own a Z over there??
it is not expensive for a car like that.
07-20-2004, 06:41 AM
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I haven't been to France, but I know the cars in Europe are all so small (mini Coopers, Peugots, etc...) when compared to the USA (the SUV and big truck craze!). How common are Z's in France? What is the most common vehicle you see there as far as sports cars?
07-20-2004, 07:05 AM
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Originally posted by Shift_350gt
38200 euros? omg thaz like $48k US...you can buy a used 2001-2002 M3 with that $$....crazy
38200 euros? omg thaz like $48k US...you can buy a used 2001-2002 M3 with that $$....crazy
You don't see a lot of Z's here, but when people see one, they drool
Most common sports car is a 911 around here
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07-20-2004, 07:11 AM
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A euro is more than a dollar hence... 38,200 euros at the current conversion rate is the equivalent of $47,529.23 roughly. 
1 Euro is = to $1.244.
1 Euro is = to $1.244.
Originally posted by TCOmega
Excusssssse meeee.......i think 1 euro is more worth then 1 dollar...so it's more like 38200 EUR = 37000-38000 USD
You don't see a lot of Z's here, but when people see one, they drool
Most common sports car is a 911 around here
Excusssssse meeee.......i think 1 euro is more worth then 1 dollar...so it's more like 38200 EUR = 37000-38000 USD
You don't see a lot of Z's here, but when people see one, they drool
Most common sports car is a 911 around here
07-20-2004, 07:46 AM
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This is CRAZY !
Originally posted by Shift_350gt
38200 euros? omg thaz like $48k US...you can buy a used 2001-2002 M3 with that $$....crazy
38200 euros? omg thaz like $48k US...you can buy a used 2001-2002 M3 with that $$....crazy
This is CRAZY ! - in Finland the 350Z Pack version is about 60K . With the conversion rate 1.244 it's 74.64K $ ! I really wonder why I have one.
The Euro-spec Pack version is about the same as your Track version. Brembos, VDC, TCS, LSD, 18" wheels, HIDs, leather(heated), aero spoilers, heated mirrors, knee pads etc. For Europe the suspension was heavily modified. I think that your -05 model includes many of the modifications which were designed for the Euro-spec 350Z.
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I can tell you that in Holland, the road tax is 40%(!) above the base price. Plus sales tax (VAT) of 19%, you do the math. Go figure, I owned a bike when I lived there. And I mean a bicycle!
07-21-2004, 05:29 AM
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Car taxes in Finland
In Finland the car taxes are a huge expense - about half of the car purchase price is taxes. 60K includes all taxes - out the dealer door and on the road. Our annual car tax is about 120 only. How is it in France ?
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i can't imagine driving in paris. i spent about 1.5 months there and watching people drive was crazy. it seems like there are no lanes and people just sorta go where ever. i never saw a wreck while i was there tho.
it's also very difficult and expensive to get a driver's licence, i think? if i remember correctly, the friend i stayed with said it was ~1000 euro.
it's also very difficult and expensive to get a driver's licence, i think? if i remember correctly, the friend i stayed with said it was ~1000 euro.
07-22-2004, 03:54 AM
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drive in the center of paris with a Z is fun !!
A driver licence cost 1000-1500 euros. But it is valid with life.
Your policeman are "cow boy", you can nevertheless roll quickly?
Me, in france, I drive my Z at 147 Miles/Hours.
In USA, you are in prison !
A driver licence cost 1000-1500 euros. But it is valid with life.
Your policeman are "cow boy", you can nevertheless roll quickly?
Me, in france, I drive my Z at 147 Miles/Hours.
In USA, you are in prison !