Priced my car on www.bmw.de
09-30-2007, 07:16 PM
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Using close approximations (Digital Radio for HD Radio) etc. incl. MWSt. the price was 85.640,- ?
This translates at today?s conversion rate to a mere US$122,165.00
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This translates at today?s conversion rate to a mere US$122,165.00
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09-30-2007, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by JSpira' post='476319' date='Sep 30 2007, 08:16 PM
Using close approximations (Digital Radio for HD Radio) etc.
85.640,- ?
This translates at today?s conversion rate to a mere US$122,165.00
Options included
85.640,- ?
This translates at today?s conversion rate to a mere US$122,165.00
Options included
- 6-Gang Schaltung
- Leder Dakota Schwarz
- M Leichtmetallr?der 172 M mit Mischbereifung
- Dynamic Drive
- Adaptives Kurvenlicht
- Fernlichtassistent
- HUD und Navigationssystem Professional
- Xenon-Licht
- M Sport Paket mit M Fahrwerk usw
- Komfortsitze
- Komfortzugang
- Jalousie
- Dachhimmel anthrazit
- Sitzheizung
- BMW Assist
- Logic7
- USB-Audio Schnittstelle/iPod
- Bluetooth
- PDC
- Digital Radio / bzw. HD Radio (U.S.)
- Scheinwerfer Waschanlage
09-30-2007, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by swajames' post='476321' date='Sep 30 2007, 11:21 PM
Don't forget the German price includes 19% VAT (MwSt). Take out the tax and you're a little over ?71,000
10-01-2007, 03:59 AM
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I don?t really understand what you are saying in this thread? 
Are you saying that cars are expensive in Germany, or that you have had your car for a better price? Btw. Enjoy the car, you have a great spec.
Ps. I?m wondering why you reply using partly German language (not just in this thread)? Is German your native language? I like German language and mine is far from perfect. But I think it would be easier if we all used the same language (At least in same thread).
Best regards.
Are you saying that cars are expensive in Germany, or that you have had your car for a better price? Btw. Enjoy the car, you have a great spec.Ps. I?m wondering why you reply using partly German language (not just in this thread)? Is German your native language? I like German language and mine is far from perfect. But I think it would be easier if we all used the same language (At least in same thread).
Best regards.
10-01-2007, 05:26 AM
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price your car on www.bmw.at and then you will get the next shock - 16% nova on a 550i. you will then have topped EUR 100,000 for a........CAR - there are people around here who buy apartments for this price.... 
10-01-2007, 06:23 AM
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...and in the Netherlands, Germany is considered a cheap country for cars. The tax to put it on the road for this car would be EUR 37,169. Total would have been EUR 139081. Using the current USD/EUR exchange rate of 1.42291 (www.xe.com), this car would be $197,900. So? Did you pay even less than that? 
10-01-2007, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by hillokone' post='476384' date='Oct 1 2007, 07:59 AM
Ps. I?m wondering why you reply using partly German language (not just in this thread)? Is German your native language? I like German language and mine is far from perfect. But I think it would be easier if we all used the same language (At least in same thread).
Best regards.
Best regards.
ASSumption is we drive German cars so we supposed understand what he is saying.
10-01-2007, 07:29 AM
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Ps. I'm wondering why you reply using partly German language (not just in this thread)? Is German your native language? I like German language and mine is far from perfect. But I think it would be easier if we all used the same language (At least in same thread).
10-01-2007, 09:30 AM
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wow, pretty expensive! My co-worker in Seoul also, told me that imported cars are 3x to 4x the cost....yikes! 