Pics: Ruf Rt12 in the water
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Pics: Ruf Rt12 in the water
Some of my pics from Norway this summer...
A section of the track had water on it to simulate aquaplane, pretty tricky.
Most people wouldn't enter over 45 km/h and make it.
The Ruf Rt12 is on 20"
Update: More pics here: http://www.rs6.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12844
A section of the track had water on it to simulate aquaplane, pretty tricky.
Most people wouldn't enter over 45 km/h and make it.
The Ruf Rt12 is on 20"
Update: More pics here: http://www.rs6.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12844
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wow i love red thats ****ing amazing!
My wife is from Sweden how the hell do people afford those cars with so much tax? Please a bit of advice I love that country but I cant be without my cars
My wife is from Sweden how the hell do people afford those cars with so much tax? Please a bit of advice I love that country but I cant be without my cars
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The tax in Sweden is 0%, you "just" pay VAT.
The prices here are similar to Germany.
We have SAAB and Volvo here you know, a lot of people working there and they need to seel the cars.
But in Norway/Denmark/Finland the tax is 100-110%, but a few people still drive very nice cars.
The prices here are similar to Germany.
We have SAAB and Volvo here you know, a lot of people working there and they need to seel the cars.
But in Norway/Denmark/Finland the tax is 100-110%, but a few people still drive very nice cars.
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Originally Posted by Erik
The tax in Sweden is 0%, you "just" pay VAT.
The prices here are similar to Germany.
We have SAAB and Volvo here you know, a lot of people working there and they need to seel the cars.
But in Norway/Denmark/Finland the tax is 100-110%, but a few people still drive very nice cars.
The prices here are similar to Germany.
We have SAAB and Volvo here you know, a lot of people working there and they need to seel the cars.
But in Norway/Denmark/Finland the tax is 100-110%, but a few people still drive very nice cars.
And imcome tax is up to 65%
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Originally Posted by globalm3
You forgot to mention VAT is 25%
If you want expensive cars, check England for starters.
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Originally Posted by Erik
Regardless of the VAT, the cars aren't more expensive here than in Germany.
If you want expensive cars, check England for starters.
If you want expensive cars, check England for starters.
You have a amazing car!
My point was average salary is $2,000 and most people dont make more than $3,000 a month....
anyhow amazing pictures and insane car
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Income tx and sls tx (vat) are outrages in Sweden. Why do you think all the top tennis players from Sweden in the 80's and 90's, moved abroad? E.g Borg-Monaco, Wilander-Long Island, Edberg-London etc. Swedish socialism and its tax system has an adverse effect on people that want to excell.
Back to the thread, the ruf styling is so perfect on the 997. The nose and rear spoiler match perfectly. Rear bumper looks extremely good too.
Anyone in Sweden taking classes for their licence has to go through a simulated water planing test. Fun stuff and has probably saved countless lives.
-Peter
Back to the thread, the ruf styling is so perfect on the 997. The nose and rear spoiler match perfectly. Rear bumper looks extremely good too.
Anyone in Sweden taking classes for their licence has to go through a simulated water planing test. Fun stuff and has probably saved countless lives.
-Peter
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Originally Posted by techart 996 #3
Anyone in Sweden taking classes for their licence has to go through a simulated water planing test. Fun stuff and has probably saved countless lives.
They also show you how to get out of a vehicle that has turned over and some other cool ****.
