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47,000 EUR --68,620 USD

ouch.

Dang! That's in new M3 or GT-R territory here.:theeye:

price for import gsr from usa

http://www.autoscout24.it/Details.aspx?id=125824194

price for import gsr from usa

http://www.autoscout24.it/Details.aspx?id=125824194

Yes,but plus tax 46999 EUR.

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47,000 EUR --68,620 USD

are you german?

As I mentioned before the base model FQ300 in the Uk works out at roughly $55000!
The FQ360 which I have ordered is $75500!!! Which is still about $30000 cheaper than the new M3 or GTR. But either way we get fucked royally for cars, especially seeing as they dont even have to swap the steering wheel over from Japan! :mad:

are you german?

No from Slowenia.

in greece evo 9 had a pricelist of 50000 euros:mad:

Dayum

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Originally Posted by RAPHI http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/images/buttons/viewpost.gif (http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=35327#post35327)
price for import gsr from usa

http://www.autoscout24.it/Details.aspx?id=125824194

Yes,but plus tax 46999 EUR.

the taxes depends on the country

as
germany 19%
swiss 7.6%

the official prices in switzerland should be between 60000.- to 65000.- swiss francs
(w /o navi or sst...)

No from Slowenia.
neighbor ...:thumbup:
I'm from hungary.:godance:

neighbor ...:thumbup:
I'm from hungary.:godance:

Hi ,world is small :godance:

In Turkey,
IX was EUR.57500
X will probably be around EUR.60000 (USD.87000)
Our tax is %60 + %18 VAT .
If I was in US, I can get a GTR instead of X.

Sorry but...

Higher.

Gary A

this not the official price (waiting de Geneva Salon Expo in march), but one Mitsubishi Garage present the EVO X (5 speed - 300 hp) at Swiss franc: 66'800.– = ~€ 41'400 = ~$ 60'500.–

Rumors are that in Russia it will be in the range of $55K-$65K depending on options. Not too bad in comparison with other countries.

BTW, it makes me smile when guys from US discuss how expensive 40K is for an Evo. Cars are so cheap in US!

BTW, it makes me smile when guys from US discuss how expensive 40K is for an Evo. Cars are so cheap in US!

I'll second that!!

That they are, you can get quite a few cars over in my Hometown for the price of one Evo here!

this not the official price (waiting de Geneva Salon Expo in march), but one Mitsubishi Garage present the EVO X (5 speed - 300 hp) at Swiss franc: 66'800.– = ~€ 41'400 = ~$ 60'500.–

My info
EVO X GS (GSR in U.S.) 40990 € - 63784 $
EVO X GSR SST (MR in U.S) 47190 € - 73432 $

And I thought it was bad in Canada. You guys are paying more than here even.

Hahahaha... I Love Being An American

Hahahaha... I Love Being An American

If its a direct trade off then I think Id rather pay more for cars :thumbup:

nah, rather be in the US where I can celebrate Steak and BJ day without worrying about mad cow... I could live with more expensive cars, but I can't live without good steak.

pah , we invented Cows ;) I had a corking steak just the other night, big enough to put wheels on and drive around :lol:

Have to admit last time I came to the US I went to a Ruth's Chris Steakhouse and had a bloody marvelous bit of meat :)

Lol, I couldn't live without fast cars! So here's the choice guys, Steak or a fast car?

ouchhhhh !!!!!!!!

almost 50.000 eur. for an evo X in Spain.........I wanna live in the U.S....

80.000 eur for a nissan gtr (100.000 us dollars more or less)

we pay more for the same in Europe, fucking taxes

but i'll buy one evo x.......no doubt.

that's what happens when the euro cost more than the dollar now.... but still thats not a good thing for Americans o.O

Hello its my first post.:godance:
Well its a japanese product so we cannot really compare euro to USA prices. but if we compare prices for lets say a porsche. built in germany by germans, we get this horrid result:

=============Prices in USD===========
USA-------------------------------GERMANY
=>911c2
73.5k$--------------------------127.7k$
=>911Turbo
126,2k$-------------------------220.7k$
=>911GT2
191.7k$-------------------------298.5k$


=============Prices in EURO===========
USA-----------------------------GERMANY
=>911c2
46.6k€---------------------------- 81.1€
=>911Turbo
80.0k€---------------------------140.1k€
=>911GT2
121.6k€--------------------------189.4k€

fucking joke aint it? Car companies think they can milk europeans while giving the brand away for free to the US....

So here comes another question. I am interested in an evo x, but not willed to pay such an amount for the car here in europe, hence I want an us car.
BUT will mitsu still warrant the car here in europe or is the warranty bound to mitsunorthamerica?

Hello its my first post.:godance:
Well its a japanese product so we cannot really compare euro to USA prices. but if we compare prices for lets say a porsche. built in germany by germans, we get this horrid result:

=============Prices in USD===========
USA-------------------------------GERMANY
=>911c2
73.5k$--------------------------127.7k$
=>911Turbo
126,2k$-------------------------220.7k$
=>911GT2
191.7k$-------------------------298.5k$


=============Prices in EURO===========
USA-----------------------------GERMANY
=>911c2
46.6k€---------------------------- 81.1€
=>911Turbo
80.0k€---------------------------140.1k€
=>911GT2
121.6k€--------------------------189.4k€

fucking joke aint it? Car companies think they can milk europeans while giving the brand away for free to the US....

So here comes another question. I am interested in an evo x, but not willed to pay such an amount for the car here in europe, hence I want an us car.
BUT will mitsu still warrant the car here in europe or is the warranty bound to mitsunorthamerica?

NO!!

Dear ..........,

Thank you for your e-mail and for informing us on your enquiry.

We are sorry to inform you that the warranty cover for US market cars does not extend to Europe.

Hoping that we have informed you sufficiently.

With best regards,
Marten Bakker, Juliënne Weijden
Mitsubishi Motors Europe BV
After Sales Management Department
Customer Relations
E-mail: customerletters@mitsubishi-motors-euro.com

damn Europe got pwned

:(? woah thats the peak of lameness imho.
But how can car importers give out warranty then, or are they backed up my mitsu?


PS: what if you were going to spend your holidays in europe with your evo and your car breaks down? would you have to pay it out of your pocket? if yes thats just ridiculous of mitsubishi not to back up their product

Hello its my first post.:godance:
Well its a japanese product so we cannot really compare euro to USA prices. but if we compare prices for lets say a porsche. built in germany by germans, we get this horrid result:

=============Prices in USD===========
USA-------------------------------GERMANY
=>911c2
73.5k$--------------------------127.7k$
=>911Turbo
126,2k$-------------------------220.7k$
=>911GT2
191.7k$-------------------------298.5k$


=============Prices in EURO===========
USA-----------------------------GERMANY
=>911c2
46.6k€---------------------------- 81.1€
=>911Turbo
80.0k€---------------------------140.1k€
=>911GT2
121.6k€--------------------------189.4k€

fucking joke aint it? Car companies think they can milk europeans while giving the brand away for free to the US....

So here comes another question. I am interested in an evo x, but not willed to pay such an amount for the car here in europe, hence I want an us car.
BUT will mitsu still warrant the car here in europe or is the warranty bound to mitsunorthamerica?


For that price difference, don't worry about the warranty. You won't use that much money worth of warranty claims.

i also thought about getting one in US but then how could get any future reflash/updates for that US model after has been brought here in europe?

do the reflashes vary from usa to europe?

Probably going to purchase one in the US since it costs almost half less then over here. Just curious if I should register it in the US, got parents there, and try to still get warranty here in europe IF american tourists can get warranty on their cars.

But still got alot of questions.

-Should I wait some months for the gremlings to be sorted out (seats falling apart etc?) + for leather package on the gsr?
-Where in the US will I get the biggest bargain from dealers
-Do american tourists get warranty on their cars if they bring them for their holiday-stay to europe(italy)?
-Any European here experienced with car imports? (Would probably get it registered in Austria since they have a TÜV and got a house there too.
-Any dealers homepages you would recommend? (east coast preferred)
-might combine my car purchase with a nice holiday, maybe with a rental evo x. Are there any evo x rental cars available anywhere at all?

Sorry for the myriad of questions, and thanks in advance for your replies

I don't know of any car company which would support grey imports and extend warranty to cars unofficially imported to other markets. Besides, there may be technical differences in car design (i.e. hot or cold climate modifications) which may cause breakdowns and warranty claims or render the car illegal in certain countries.
The car companies don't make more money out of sales to Europe vs US. The price difference comes taxes and duties. US gov. chose not to charge any VAT, taxes and duties on imported (and domestic) cars, hence low prices.
If you want to import a car from US be ready to pay custom duties and taxes to get it custom cleared and registered. Do your research for your country, but most likely it will turn out to be more expensive than if you bought locally.
I'm importing my Evo from US (it should be on its way to Russia). Given the taxes and overheads that I'm going to pay, it will not be any cheaper for me. The reason I'm doing it is because Russian Mitsu hasn't even announced the car here yet, so the earliest I would be getting my car is september and I don't want to loose racing season. I will not have any warranty and I realize that, which gives me the opportunity to tune the crap out of the car now without the fear of voiding it.

Mad_Al are you from italy too? if so check here:
http://www.vehicle-documents.it/immatricolazione.htm

if want to save the 20% tax (iva), u have to buy a vehicle older than 6 months and with more than 6000km

yes am from alto adige, and thanks for the useful link



The car companies don't make more money out of sales to Europe vs US. The price difference comes taxes and duties. US gov. chose not to charge any VAT, taxes and duties on imported (and domestic) cars, hence low prices.

Check my chart with the porsche example. imho its obvious porsche makes more money out of sales in europe then in the us + its not he vat thats killing us. if we immatriculate imports in europe we still have to pay the vat. whats outrageous is the pricing. there is no reason why in an the EU domestically produced item should cost less then the US.

Check my chart with the porsche example. imho its obvious porsche makes more money out of sales in europe then in the us + its not he vat thats killing us. if we immatriculate imports in europe we still have to pay the vat. whats outrageous is the pricing. there is no reason why in an the EU domestically produced item should cost less then the US.
There's nothing obviouse in your chart. These are consumer prices, and you should know what they consist of. There is no VAT in US, and that's the first 20% off the price. Then there are other taxes. And don't ask me why the goverments charge so much and why German WV passat cost in Germany 40% more than in Greece (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/3527069.stm).
Why petrol costs 2x more in Europe than in US when Brent and Light Sweet prices are almost the same.
Why plasma screens cost 2x more in Europe than in US.
The list can go on.

Not to be redundant, But again...

Hahahaha... I Love Being An American



oh and while I'm at it. Robo, the choice isn't:

Lol, I couldn't live without fast cars! So here's the choice guys, Steak or a fast car?

it's US or Europe?

US = steak AND fast cars
Europe = Mad Cow AND empty bank account

There's nothing obviouse in your chart. These are consumer prices, and you should know what they consist of.

Yeah and they consist of the german labour, german parts and german taxes.
So what is YOUR point why its cheaper in the US. its obvious PAG makes more money out of european sales then the us sales.
sell a carrera for 46k€ (55.2 with 20% mwst/iva/vat added). + export costs etc
vs the 81k€ in europe

there is a whopping 30k euro difference between both.

A car costing less somehwere else then it is produced, only means they have to make less profit per sale because else they wouldnt sell any cars. because with an average salary of 12k€ in greece noone can spend 30k€ for a passat (vw only makes 332€ profit per sold car).
Hence they set the price lower in greece as long as they make any profit.

Same with the carrera, their profit marging on an US sold carrera is way lower then on a carrera sold in europe

porsche has a profit of 9396€ per car in the US and 21799€ per car sold in europe. and that is a fact i can back up and post if you can read german.

Im wondering how long companies will be able to get away with this.
With the ever continuing globalization of the world market it's gonna be interesting to see how long companies will be able to 'hide' the differences from their ever more aware customers.


Why petrol costs 2x more in Europe than in US when Brent and Light Sweet prices are almost the same.


Lets take Italy for example. the petrol example is something TOTALLY different so if we make comparisons lets make intelligent comparisons please. porsches are made in germany. petrol is not made in italy. we have to import the stuff + taxes. 7cent per litre go to the gas station. 14cent to the gas stations company. and the rest is just taxed. So why is the light cost lower? The petrol and coal burnt for the energy production does not have that huge consumer tax on it. + on peak times the country profits from its dam network and geothermal water heating



:whipping:

EVO X seling in Europe will start in the end of August.:(
I cant wait so long.I will probably imported EVO from US to Europe-Slovenia.Some importers tell me that the final price for me will be US price +about 60%(tax,import cost,customs).

:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(.............end of August in Europe ???

fuckin' dealers

Yeah and they consist of the german labour, german parts and german taxes.
I would say labor, parts, profit margin and taxes.

So what is YOUR point why its cheaper in the US. its obvious PAG makes more money out of european sales then the us sales.
sell a carrera for 46k€ (55.2 with 20% mwst/iva/vat added). + export costs etc
vs the 81k€ in europe

Point is that taxes in Europe and other countries account for the difference, and not just VAT. You should know this for your country. But I'm 100% positive that in my coutry car manufacturers are not getting more than in US even though the consumer prices are 2x higher than in US.


A car costing less somehwere else then it is produced, only means they have to make less profit per sale because else they wouldnt sell any cars. because with an average salary of 12k€ in greece noone can spend 30k€ for a passat (vw only makes 332€ profit per sold car).
Hence they set the price lower in greece as long as they make any profit.

Well, if I were German, I would be buying all my cars in Greece then... )))


Same with the carrera, their profit marging on an US sold carrera is way lower then on a carrera sold in europe

porsche has a profit of 9396€ per car in the US and 21799€ per car sold in europe. and that is a fact i can back up and post if you can read german.

I don't think Porche will agree with you or with whoever made this calculation:
PRESS RELEASE:

One-off and extraordinary effects result in distorted figure
Porsche refutes B&D Forecast profitability calculation

Stuttgart. Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, refutes the calculation of the B&D-Forecast forecast institute as unserious. In a study the institute asserts that with each of the 96,794 sports cars Porsche sold in the 2005/2006 financial year, Porsche earned an average of €21,799 Euros. The calculation is misleading because it does not take into account the extensive one-off and extraordinary effects which impacted the pre-tax result of the Porsche Group in the 2005/06 financial year and which have nothing to do with the original Porsche business.

Thus €203 million Euros of the pre-tax result comes from the participation in Volkswagen AG. This figure is largely purely an accounting one, which Porsche must include in its statement of earnings, even though not a single Euro flows to the sports car manufacturer. What is more, income from hedging transactions in connection with the VW participation resulted in a considerable three-figure amount in millions. This equally had just as little with the actual vehicle business. Furthermore, with the disposal of CTS Fahrzeug-Dachsysteme GmbH, the sports car manufacturer realized a book profit of €80.7 million Euros. This amount also cannot be allocated to the vehicle business.
(http://www.autoblog.com/2007/01/25/porsche-denies-optimistic-earnings-per-car-report/)
So, give us some real numbers.



Im wondering how long companies will be able to get away with this.
With the ever continuing globalization of the world market it's gonna be interesting to see how long companies will be able to 'hide' the differences from their ever more aware customers.

I don't know about you, but I've been aware of this difference for the last 10 years and I know that people to address it with sit in my own government.

Lets take Italy for example. the petrol example is something TOTALLY different so if we make comparisons lets make intelligent comparisons please. porsches are made in germany. petrol is not made in italy. we have to import the stuff + taxes. 7cent per litre go to the gas station. 14cent to the gas stations company. and the rest is just taxed.
Petrol is not imported (well, mostly), you import crude oil and refine it locally. So, crude prices, refining costs and trade margins are more or less the same in US and Europe, the 2x price difference is in taxes, as you correctly mentioned. In that way it is similar to car prices (and just about anything else).
Electricity prices are not relevant, since there are too many factors affecting them in different countries.

I bought last month my 2008 Evolution in New Jersey and the car was shipped to Germany this month. My car costed 35900 dollar with transportation and insurance. The price of my car is 23000 euro and 7107 euro german customs with tax. 30107 € is a good price for a new 2008 Lancer Evolution!

I bought last month my 2008 Evolution in New Jersey and the car was shipped to Germany this month. My car costed 35900 dollar with transportation and insurance. The price of my car is 23000 euro and 7107 euro german customs with tax. 30107 € is a good price for a new 2008 Lancer Evolution!

Shhh Mojito might read it, and instead of answering questions will try to become personal, drag you to a useless pissing contest and try to persuade you, you did not really save any money. j/k

Grats on getting the car. Am glad the final price is lower then my personal calcs. Mind me sending you some pms with questions? Kann ich mich im Fall auch auf Deutsch mit dir in verbindung setzen? Thanks in advance

Some importers tell me that the final price for me will be US price +about 60%(tax,import cost,customs).
That's not bad at all compared to what I'm paying :thumbup:

Shhh Mojito might read it, and instead of answering questions will try to become personal, drag you to a useless pissing contest and try to persuade you, you did not really save any money. j/k

Grats on getting the car. Am glad the final price is lower then my personal calcs. Mind me sending you some pms with questions? Kann ich mich im Fall auch auf Deutsch mit dir in verbindung setzen? Thanks in advance

Du kannst mir ruhig paar Fragen stellen! I speak german, english and russian!

Foreiners are silly...

In Romania we'll get GSR, GSR with TC-SST and MR with TC-SST.
Only specs are known, availability in July they say; no prices out.

I bought last month my 2008 Evolution in New Jersey and the car was shipped to Germany this month. My car costed 35900 dollar with transportation and insurance. The price of my car is 23000 euro and 7107 euro german customs with tax. 30107 € is a good price for a new 2008 Lancer Evolution!

did you get it already? can tell something more for us european audience (maybe in a different thread)?
if the european version is really going to have bad performance as stated on the brochures i think quite a few people might be interested in getting a US version.

In Romania we'll get GSR, GSR with TC-SST and MR with TC-SST.
Only specs are known, availability in July they say; no prices out.

Quick update:
Model - Price without VAT - EUR:
Lancer Evolution GSR 2.0T M/T 36.050
Lancer Evolution GSR 2.0T TC-SST 37.387

Lancer Evolution MR 2.0T TC-SST 42.008

For comparison the STI costs 36500 EUR and 335i is 36380 EUR.

Quick update:
Model - Price without VAT - EUR:
Lancer Evolution GSR 2.0T M/T 36.050
Lancer Evolution GSR 2.0T TC-SST 37.387

Lancer Evolution MR 2.0T TC-SST 42.008

For comparison the STI costs 36500 EUR and 335i is 36380 EUR.
What prices are this? Romanian?
Here in Holland we're going to pay ~100.000 USD for a MR (70.000 EUR), including taxes. The GSR will "only" go for about 85.000 USD (62.000 EUR).
Let's not talk about the Nissan GT-R; This will be 125.000 EUR, about 195.000USD.
Only thing is...we make more money than the average American...so we have to bleed as well :(

I bought last month my 2008 Evolution in New Jersey and the car was shipped to Germany this month. My car costed 35900 dollar with transportation and insurance. The price of my car is 23000 euro and 7107 euro german customs with tax. 30107 € is a good price for a new 2008 Lancer Evolution!
Wow! I'm seriously interested how and where you did this. I can have the MR being imported as well, saves me a lot of money I guess, even with taxes. Only thing is; I don't want US navigation charts :)
Maybe they can flash it to contain European charts...and warranty will be a problem as well I'm afraid.

Wow! I'm seriously interested how and where you did this. I can have the MR being imported as well, saves me a lot of money I guess, even with taxes. Only thing is; I don't want US navigation charts :)
Maybe they can flash it to contain European charts...and warranty will be a problem as well I'm afraid.
Yes US warranty is not valid for cars imported from US hire in Europe.

I've ordered my GSR here in Switzerland and it costs CHF 59'900.- (36'500 EUR or 56500 USD)

What prices are this? Romanian?
Here in Holland we're going to pay ~100.000 USD for a MR (70.000 EUR), including taxes. The GSR will "only" go for about 85.000 USD (62.000 EUR).
Let's not talk about the Nissan GT-R; This will be 125.000 EUR, about 195.000USD.
Only thing is...we make more money than the average American...so we have to bleed as well :(

Prices are in EUR and don't include VAT, so FINAL prices are:
Lancer Evolution GSR 2.0T M/T 42.900 EUR

Lancer Evolution GSR 2.0T TC-SST 44.490 EUR

Lancer Evolution MR 2.0T TC-SST 49.990 EUR

I've ordered my GSR here in Switzerland and it costs CHF 59'900.- (36'500 EUR or 56500 USD)

Is that price with or without VAT.
Prisce in Spain::(:(
Lancer EVOLUTION GSR
Motor: Gasolina sin plomo (RON 98)
Cilindrada (cm³): 1.998
Potencia (CV): 295
Precio: 49.350,00 Euros

Equipamiento opcional:
Pintura Metalizada: 350,00 Euros

Más info
Lancer EVOLUTION MR
Motor: Gasolina sin plomo (RON 98)
Cilindrada (cm³): 1.998
Potencia (CV): 295
Precio: 57.950,00 Euros

Equipamiento opcional:
Pintura Metalizada: 350,00 Euros

This is the total price including VAT (6.5%) ;)

here the official prices in italy:
GSR 46500 euro (~$69000)
MR 54000 euro (~$80000) :wtfsign:

just to give an idea, a bmw 335xi (4WD) sedan with some accessories is 49000 euro (~$73000)
or if looking for something more sporty, Corvette c06 6.2 Competition at about 60000 euro (~$89300), just 6000 euro more.

at those prices im afraid many X will just collect dust in dealer's showrooms :(

but take into consideration the salary of said individuals, most likely if you're making 50kUSD/yr, the other person in UK is making 50kGBP/yr also. Take the percentage of that and then compare.


If only that was anything like the truth :lol: I used to frequently visit the US and have friends who live over there. Simple facts are that the cost of living in the US is better than over here and disposable income is greater.

The fact remains that Mitsubishi are clearly making a profit on each X unit sold in the US. So once they sell it in the UK they are making at least double that profit on each unit sold. And they dont even have to swap the side of the steering wheel.

haven't read through the entire thread but I think it's really stupid for people to compare USD value of a car vs Euro Value of a car. You're comparing apples to oranges. Yes on paper it looks like the USD is a great purchase because of the exchange rates but you guys aren't even adjusting for cost of living.

Case in point

EVO X in USA = 32k USD
EVO X in UK = 32k GBP

on paper yes the EVO X in USA looks like half off because of the exchange rate, rough estimate 1 GBP = 2 USD

but take into consideration the salary of said individuals, most likely if you're making 50kUSD/yr, the other person in UK is making 50kGBP/yr also. Take the percentage of that and then compare.

I don't get why ppl keep comparing currencies, it's mute to a point. Basic finance.

nebo
I m not agree with you.Here in my country (EUROPE-Slovenia) people is making 30kEUR/yr- 45kUSD/yr.And the price for EVO x GSR is 71000 USD and for MR is 83000 USD.:(:(

Because of that reason i was imported my EVO from US and cost me final price 55480USD.

If only that was anything like the truth :lol: I used to frequently visit the US and have friends who live over there. Simple facts are that the cost of living in the US is better than over here and disposable income is greater.

The fact remains that Mitsubishi are clearly making a profit on each X unit sold in the US. So once they sell it in the UK they are making at least double that profit on each unit sold. And they dont even have to swap the side of the steering wheel.

:+1:

about same here in Italy, the average salary is really low

if someone can read a bit of italian
http://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/SoleOnLine4/Economia%20e%20Lavoro/2008/03/Italia-Ocse-salari-bassi.shtml?uuid=c7aaf112-ef93-11dc-8c36-00000e25108c&DocRulesView=Libero (http://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/SoleOnLine4/Economia%20e%20Lavoro/2008/03/Italia-Ocse-salari-bassi.shtml?uuid=c7aaf112-ef93-11dc-8c36-00000e25108c&DocRulesView=Libero)

"Se la passano peggio degli italiani, in Europa solo i portoghesi e gli abitanti dei Paesi dell'ex area dell'Est; in fondo alla classifica anche turchi e messicani. Per il resto in tutti gli altri paesi si registra un salario medio più alto. In Corea il salario medio è di 37.844 dollari l'anno. Se si resta in Europa, dalla classifica Ocse emerge comunque che un inglese guadagna quasi il doppio (l'87,8% in più) di un italiano, un tedesco il 43,1% e un francese il 28,6% in più. L'Italia è nettamente sotto la media Ocse (24.660 dollari), Ue a 15 (26.434) e Ue a 19 (23.282)."

In despite of that, in italy cars and fuel are among the most expensive in Europe because of d##n taxes.

I found this NISSAN 350Z
Argentina
$67,300 (USD)

Australia
$58,824

Brazil
$134,682

Canada
$53,630

Denmark
$153,540

England
$56,610

France
$53,847

Germany
$56,034

Greece
$83,309

Ireland
$85,826

Italy
$57,736

Japan
$33,123

Mexico
$49,047

Netherlands
$79,098

Norway
$165,258 :wtfsign:

Poland
$72,055

Romania
$68,354

Russia
$70,184

Singapore
$109,933

Slovenia
$66,011

South Africa
$70,265

Spain
$63,891

USA
$27,980 :)

where do you guys work????? I've been offered higher salary on an one for one basis to work in Europe.

nebo

HAHA, silly foreigners....


I like this thread, but I wanted to bump a different thread which is "CLOSED" but I'll always remember as being pure HILARITY.

READ:

http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5190

EPIC WIN!!:+1:

HAHA, silly foreigners....


I like this thread, but I wanted to bump a different thread which is "CLOSED" but I'll always remember as being pure HILARITY.

READ:

http://www.evoxforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5190