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Try this: base price + 40% "car tax" + 19% sales tax on the total = 60K Euro for a Touring/Sport. That's about US$ 84K at the current exchange rate.
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Try this: base price + 40% "car tax" + 19% sales tax on the total = 60K Euro for a Touring/Sport. That's about US$ 84K at the current exchange rate. This is the price for a Z in Holland, where I'm originally from.
One of the goods things about moving to the US, I can finally afford a sports car  If only Nissan would hurry up and finally deliver the car I have on order...Oh, and don't forget the gas prices there, about $ 7.50 per gallon... Last edited by JB1; 06-13-2009 at 12:26 PM. |
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