How much does Porsche cars cost in your country?
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How much does Porsche cars cost in your country?
Hi! I just want to know how much are Porsche cars in your countrys!!!
Here in Buenos Aires, Argentina....are very expensive...and we dont have leasing...=(
997s..........U$S 170.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
GT3...........U$S 235.000 (pccb seats carbon fiber sportchrono etc)
Turbo.........U$S 250.000 (pccb sport chrono seats bose carbon fiber xenon etc)
Cayman S....U$S 115.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
Cayenne Turbo....U$S 230.000 (full)
and here in Argentina tu buy 1 American Dollar you have to pay 3 Pesos Argentinos...
so...U$S100.000 are $300.000 in Pesos Argentinos....
F-----G devaluation!!!!
Here in Buenos Aires, Argentina....are very expensive...and we dont have leasing...=(
997s..........U$S 170.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
GT3...........U$S 235.000 (pccb seats carbon fiber sportchrono etc)
Turbo.........U$S 250.000 (pccb sport chrono seats bose carbon fiber xenon etc)
Cayman S....U$S 115.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
Cayenne Turbo....U$S 230.000 (full)
and here in Argentina tu buy 1 American Dollar you have to pay 3 Pesos Argentinos...
so...U$S100.000 are $300.000 in Pesos Argentinos....
F-----G devaluation!!!!
Last edited by Paris_CarreraS; Jul 6, 2007 at 11:09 AM.
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I thought porsche were expensive in Canada..you beat us! But still we pay a lot more here for cars than in the USA, and not only for porsches.
in CAD (in USD at current exchange rate): pirce for BASE models, without options
997s : 114 800$ ($120 418)
GT3 : 147 300$ ($154 500)
turbo : 170 700$ ($179 000)
cayman s: 83 300$ ($87 400)
cayenne turbo: 124 300$ ($130 400)
From the porsche.com website for USA price:
997s: $82 600
GT3: $106 000
turbo: $122 900
cayman s: $58 900
cayenne turbo: $93 700
Same thing for about every cars, ford, gm, mazda, etc.
in CAD (in USD at current exchange rate): pirce for BASE models, without options
997s : 114 800$ ($120 418)
GT3 : 147 300$ ($154 500)
turbo : 170 700$ ($179 000)
cayman s: 83 300$ ($87 400)
cayenne turbo: 124 300$ ($130 400)
From the porsche.com website for USA price:
997s: $82 600
GT3: $106 000
turbo: $122 900
cayman s: $58 900
cayenne turbo: $93 700
Same thing for about every cars, ford, gm, mazda, etc.
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Originally Posted by Maxgets
In Norway a 997 Turbo cost around $350.000... A GT3 costs almost the same..
A 2008 Cayenne Turbo is around $370.000 and Cayman S is ~$170.000
A 2008 Cayenne Turbo is around $370.000 and Cayman S is ~$170.000
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Originally Posted by MartinF
I thought porsche were expensive in Canada..you beat us! But still we pay a lot more here for cars than in the USA, and not only for porsches.
in CAD (in USD at current exchange rate): pirce for BASE models, without options
997s : 114 800$ ($120 418)
GT3 : 147 300$ ($154 500)
turbo : 170 700$ ($179 000)
cayman s: 83 300$ ($87 400)
cayenne turbo: 124 300$ ($130 400)
From the porsche.com website for USA price:
997s: $82 600
GT3: $106 000
turbo: $122 900
cayman s: $58 900
cayenne turbo: $93 700
Same thing for about every cars, ford, gm, mazda, etc.
in CAD (in USD at current exchange rate): pirce for BASE models, without options
997s : 114 800$ ($120 418)
GT3 : 147 300$ ($154 500)
turbo : 170 700$ ($179 000)
cayman s: 83 300$ ($87 400)
cayenne turbo: 124 300$ ($130 400)
From the porsche.com website for USA price:
997s: $82 600
GT3: $106 000
turbo: $122 900
cayman s: $58 900
cayenne turbo: $93 700
Same thing for about every cars, ford, gm, mazda, etc.
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Originally Posted by Paris_CarreraS
Hi! I just want to know how much are Porsche cars in your countrys!!!
Here in Buenos Aires, Argentina....are very expensive...and we dont have leasing...=(
997s..........U$S 170.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
GT3...........U$S 235.000 (pccb seats carbon fiber sportchrono etc)
Turbo.........U$S 250.000 (pccb sport chrono seats bose carbon fiber xenon etc)
Cayman S....U$S 115.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
Cayenne Turbo....U$S 230.000 (full)
and here in Argentina tu buy 1 American Dollar you have to pay 3 Pesos Argentinos...
so...U$S100.000 are $300.000 in Pesos Argentinos....
F-----G devaluation!!!!
Here in Buenos Aires, Argentina....are very expensive...and we dont have leasing...=(
997s..........U$S 170.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
GT3...........U$S 235.000 (pccb seats carbon fiber sportchrono etc)
Turbo.........U$S 250.000 (pccb sport chrono seats bose carbon fiber xenon etc)
Cayman S....U$S 115.000 (sport chrono bose xenon etc)
Cayenne Turbo....U$S 230.000 (full)
and here in Argentina tu buy 1 American Dollar you have to pay 3 Pesos Argentinos...
so...U$S100.000 are $300.000 in Pesos Argentinos....
F-----G devaluation!!!!
when CGT were still in production, they were going for about $890k....
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Originally Posted by lager99
You have those cdn $ conversions backwards...take $ off for usd conversion. Base Turbo is $170,700 isn't it? Deduct about 6%.
here are the real prices:
997s : 114 800$ ($109 400)
GT3 : 147 300$ ($140 400)
turbo : 170 700$ ($162 700)
cayman s: 83 300$ ($79 400)
cayenne turbo: 124 300$ ($118 500)
From the porsche.com website for USA price:
997s: $82 600
GT3: $106 000
turbo: $122 900
cayman s: $58 900
cayenne turbo: $93 700
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CDN turbo base is $170,700. with the exchange this would make $ 160,458, yet the US base price is right around $122,000 I think.
WAY cheaper to buy these cars in the US.
I know, mine is in the truck heading for the border, to be delivered to our shop at 8pm tonight. I will be standing there with a plate in my hand ready to take it for a drive.........................
MB
WAY cheaper to buy these cars in the US.
I know, mine is in the truck heading for the border, to be delivered to our shop at 8pm tonight. I will be standing there with a plate in my hand ready to take it for a drive.........................
MB
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Originally Posted by helothere
almost same in Korea....
when CGT were still in production, they were going for about $890k....
when CGT were still in production, they were going for about $890k....
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Originally Posted by MBRP
And poeple wonder why I purchased in the US?? its not just the price but availability as well.
MB
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Buying a car in the USA when you're canadian is a mess! A lot of paperwork + a lot of duty and taxes at the border. But I guess it's worth it when there's 20k+ in price difference.
http://www.riv.ca/english/html/how_to_import.html
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Originally Posted by MartinF
big mistake, thanks to point it out!
here are the real prices:
997s : 114 800$ ($109 400)
GT3 : 147 300$ ($140 400)
turbo : 170 700$ ($162 700)
cayman s: 83 300$ ($79 400)
cayenne turbo: 124 300$ ($118 500)
From the porsche.com website for USA price:
997s: $82 600
GT3: $106 000
turbo: $122 900
cayman s: $58 900
cayenne turbo: $93 700
here are the real prices:
997s : 114 800$ ($109 400)
GT3 : 147 300$ ($140 400)
turbo : 170 700$ ($162 700)
cayman s: 83 300$ ($79 400)
cayenne turbo: 124 300$ ($118 500)
From the porsche.com website for USA price:
997s: $82 600
GT3: $106 000
turbo: $122 900
cayman s: $58 900
cayenne turbo: $93 700
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We pay a lot to drive nice cars in Australia. Base price of a 997 TT is around US$280,000 (AU$327,000). By the time you add a few options and pay the basic government charges to get the car registered for road use a more realistic price is US$320,000 - 330,000. Then we have to pay around US$1.30 per litre for fuel and other consumables like tires are much more expensive than the US too. The high price is largely due to the Australian governments nasty habit of having it's hand in your pocket pretty much all of the time.
On top of that we have ridiculously low speed limits here (much like most of the US) and a demerit point system so that it's easy to have your licence suspended for a couple of relatively minor infringements. Speed cameras and red light cameras everywhere, state governments would go broke without them.
Having said all that there are still plenty of Aussie nuts like me who love high performance cars and our auto industry has just had it's best 12 months ever!
On top of that we have ridiculously low speed limits here (much like most of the US) and a demerit point system so that it's easy to have your licence suspended for a couple of relatively minor infringements. Speed cameras and red light cameras everywhere, state governments would go broke without them.
Having said all that there are still plenty of Aussie nuts like me who love high performance cars and our auto industry has just had it's best 12 months ever!
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Originally Posted by MartinF
Buying a car in the USA when you're canadian is a mess! A lot of paperwork + a lot of duty and taxes at the border. But I guess it's worth it when there's 20k+ in price difference.
http://www.riv.ca/english/html/how_to_import.html
http://www.riv.ca/english/html/how_to_import.html
Simply had our broker do the paper, will pay the taxes ( which we will get back,GST) and sent our own tractor down to retrieve the car..... SIMPLE and cost effective to say the least.
MB