Porsche prices in different countries
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Porsche prices in different countries
I recently came back from Australia and noticed there weren't many Porsches around. So I looked up the prices...
New 911 Turbo S here £125,975, in the States $160,700usd (£101,747), and in Australia $449,855aud (£305,419).
Now obviously the weak exchange rate comes into play here, but that still seems like a ridiculous price. Do they manage to sell any cars?
New 911 Turbo S here £125,975, in the States $160,700usd (£101,747), and in Australia $449,855aud (£305,419).
Now obviously the weak exchange rate comes into play here, but that still seems like a ridiculous price. Do they manage to sell any cars?
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I wonder how much of that is tax?
In India - new car prices seem to be around a multiple 2.5 to 3.0 compared to the UK. A big Cayenne market where a new Cayenne will be £150-200k in a country where the average hourly wage a tenth of what it is here.
In India - new car prices seem to be around a multiple 2.5 to 3.0 compared to the UK. A big Cayenne market where a new Cayenne will be £150-200k in a country where the average hourly wage a tenth of what it is here.
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don't know whether it's still the case, but import duty on European cars into Australia used to be in the region of 100%
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