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YOUR RESEARCHAnd you thought your dealer was bad!!!
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POST 2Original post
I wonder what 0-60 time that car posted. It should be a record for a 996.
POST 3Original post
Wow I should sell my car in HK... from the article "The car was bought for about HK$1.2 million ($325,000) in 2001."
POST 4Original post
I can't believe what they pay for cars there!
POST 5Original post
Car prices in Asia are ridiculously high because of all the taxes the governments tack on. I went to the Philippines last December and some of my friends were giving me a hard time because I own a Porsche. I told them they probably paid as much as I did for their (base) BMW 320i and Audi A4. One of the guys even had a BMW 5-Series Security (armor plated from factory) -- I don't even want to know how much he paid for that.
POST 6Original post
Big disparity in wealth in Hong-Kong... The city is actually pretty small so you can see a large amount of high-end cars (Porsche, BMW, Mercedes) all the time blend-in with large buses and taxis. Though most of them are motionless, stuck in heavy traffic downtown... One time I saw a brand new red Ferrari convertible in Time Square completely lock-grid stuck in traffic and the driver kept pounding the accelerator to attract public attention (including mine :-), what a waste of gas.
POST 7Original post
My mechanic used to buy cars from the auction , sells benz ,porsche , harleys for 300% profit in the philippines..LOL and they pay cash...he said he pays someone in customs for100,000 pesos($2000) to get it out so corrupt i tell ya!
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