???=NHB=Shadow wrote:
Would it be cheaper to buy a Lambo or other exotic equivalent car in Europe and ship it to the US or buy it in the US?
all cars are twice as much in europe, and you dont want to have your wheel on the right.
all cars are twice as much in europe, and you dont want to have your wheel on the right.
I doSealXo wrote:
???=NHB=Shadow wrote:
Would it be cheaper to buy a Lambo or other exotic equivalent car in Europe and ship it to the US or buy it in the US?
all cars are twice as much in europe, and you dont want to have your wheel on the right.
@CanadianLoser energy trading and property and help i drive them but not in the winter months. and not the LP670 either because it's ridiculously huge and to be honest it scares me lol
@shadow nope, i doubt it
@seal not exactly double lol, some countries maybe but not in the UK
@shadow nope, i doubt it
@seal not exactly double lol, some countries maybe but not in the UK
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lolz im just trollin guys, but that is cool that your mom treats herself to that luxury stuff after all that hard work, my mom does that too, she bought us a new house, new car, lots of stuff and she deserves it
uk still is substantially higher than usToilet Sex wrote:
@seal not exactly double lol, some countries maybe but not in the UK
And I thought you were like 19-20..you could still be i guess, but insurance..
ooooh a M5 Stuart, nice find.burnzz wrote:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2738/426 … 409805.jpg
wth, only britain has right hand drive over here afaik...SealXo wrote:
???=NHB=Shadow wrote:
Would it be cheaper to buy a Lambo or other exotic equivalent car in Europe and ship it to the US or buy it in the US?
all cars are twice as much in europe, and you dont want to have your wheel on the right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_hand_drive
Dane here, we pay triple for our cars Q_QSealXo wrote:
uk still is substantially higher than usToilet Sex wrote:
@seal not exactly double lol, some countries maybe but not in the UK
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i know i was referring to Britain and AustraliaFloppY_ wrote:
wth, only britain has right hand drive over here afaik...SealXo wrote:
???=NHB=Shadow wrote:
Would it be cheaper to buy a Lambo or other exotic equivalent car in Europe and ship it to the US or buy it in the US?
all cars are twice as much in europe, and you dont want to have your wheel on the right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_hand_driveDane here, we pay triple for our cars Q_QSealXo wrote:
uk still is substantially higher than usToilet Sex wrote:
@seal not exactly double lol, some countries maybe but not in the UK
anyways, I know youve got it bad. norway has it the worst.
i think its something like 140k USD for an e350
Went to the LA Auto Show in early December. Saw like every major brand of car including some exotics. Dunno if that counts though, lol.
lol wat thats insaneSealXo wrote:
i know i was referring to Britain and AustraliaFloppY_ wrote:
wth, only britain has right hand drive over here afaik...SealXo wrote:
???=NHB=Shadow wrote:
Would it be cheaper to buy a Lambo or other exotic equivalent car in Europe and ship it to the US or buy it in the US?
all cars are twice as much in europe, and you dont want to have your wheel on the right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_hand_driveDane here, we pay triple for our cars Q_QSealXo wrote:
uk still is substantially higher than us
anyways, I know youve got it bad. norway has it the worst.
i think its something like 140k USD for an e350
The cheapest Mercedes E350 costs (US)$179,383.98 here in Denmark... That is manual with no extra's..=NHB=Shadow wrote:
lol wat thats insaneSealXo wrote:
i know i was referring to Britain and AustraliaFloppY_ wrote:
wth, only britain has right hand drive over here afaik...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_hand_drive
Dane here, we pay triple for our cars Q_Q
anyways, I know youve got it bad. norway has it the worst.
i think its something like 140k USD for an e350
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Parallel import ftw.FloppY_ wrote:
The cheapest Mercedes E350 costs (US)$179,383.98 here in Denmark... That is manual with no extra's..=NHB=Shadow wrote:
lol wat thats insaneSealXo wrote:
i know i was referring to Britain and Australia
anyways, I know youve got it bad. norway has it the worst.
i think its something like 140k USD for an e350
I like pie.
More pics less quote pyramids.
Metal-Eater-GR wrote:
More pics less quote pyramids.
Saw this same McMerc 722 the other day.
Also, yesterday: AM V12 Vantage and Audi S8 having a little race around Queen's Park. It's the middle of January and it was -5.
I like pie.
You will still have to pay the same price, that huge tag comes from tax... and you pay the tax whether you buy it here with tax or outside without taxTSI wrote:
Parallel import ftw.FloppY_ wrote:
The cheapest Mercedes E350 costs (US)$179,383.98 here in Denmark... That is manual with no extra's..=NHB=Shadow wrote:
lol wat thats insane
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
spotted it on tv
burnzz wrote:
Metal-Eater-GR wrote:
More quote pyramids less pics.
What's the ridiculous tax for?FloppY_ wrote:
You will still have to pay the same price, that huge tag comes from tax... and you pay the tax whether you buy it here with tax or outside without taxTSI wrote:
Parallel import ftw.FloppY_ wrote:
The cheapest Mercedes E350 costs (US)$179,383.98 here in Denmark... That is manual with no extra's..
PrivateVendetta wrote:
burnzz wrote:
Metal-Eater-GR wrote:
More quote pyramids less pics.
Metal-Eater-GR wrote:
PrivateVendetta wrote:
burnzz wrote:
lamborghini: born from tractors
Registration tax = +180% of the vehicle base priceCammRobb wrote:
What's the ridiculous tax for?FloppY_ wrote:
You will still have to pay the same price, that huge tag comes from tax... and you pay the tax whether you buy it here with tax or outside without taxTSI wrote:
Parallel import ftw.
I would say enviromental tax, but we pay a ton of that on our fuel aswell
Then again, the base-income is twice of that in the UK while taxes are 40-60 percent as opposed to Britains 25%...
Do brits need health care insurance? we get everything free, education (University is free aswell), medical treatment (gov. supports you if you need expensive medicine or if you are unemployed and actively seek work)...
But meh, vehicle tax is rediculous here in Denmark, and it is not something that will change in the near future, if they "fixed" it over a spand of less than 10 years it would shatter the used car market....
If it wasn't for family and unfamiliar laws, I would move to the UK or Sweden :[
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What's the policy for buying used cars?FloppY_ wrote:
Registration tax = +180% of the vehicle base priceCammRobb wrote:
What's the ridiculous tax for?FloppY_ wrote:
You will still have to pay the same price, that huge tag comes from tax... and you pay the tax whether you buy it here with tax or outside without tax
I would say enviromental tax, but we pay a ton of that on our fuel aswell
Then again, the base-income is twice of that in the UK while taxes are 40-60 percent as opposed to Britains 25%...
Do brits need health care insurance? we get everything free, education (University is free aswell), medical treatment (gov. supports you if you need expensive medicine or if you are unemployed and actively seek work)...
But meh, vehicle tax is rediculous here in Denmark, and it is not something that will change in the near future, if they "fixed" it over a spand of less than 10 years it would shatter the used car market....
If it wasn't for family and unfamiliar laws, I would move to the UK or Sweden :[
In Scotland we have University fees paid as well