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13-04-2014, 02:30 PM
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A Toyota Altis price comparison with other Cuntry
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
A comparison of Toyota Altis car price comparison and you 'll how see our PAP has screwed motorists over and over many times: Toyota Corolla Global Price Index** Country/ Variant /Trim /Local Price SGD Price Australia 1.8L 7CVT ‘Ascent 4D’ A$25,812 - $30,143.51 Brazil 1.8l 4AT ? R 79,990 - $45,388.09 China* 1.6 4AT ‘G’ RMB 140,800 - $28,582.54 Cuba ??? ? USD40,000 (est) - $50,440.00 Germany 1.6L 7CVT ‘Life’ EUR22,500- $38,949.53 Indonesia 1.6L 7CVT ‘G’ Rp410,000,000 - $45,510.00 Japan* 1.5L 7CVT ‘G’ ¥1,697,143 - $20,741.46 Malaysia 1.8L 7CVT ‘G’ RM 114,015.30 - $43,954.26 Nigeria 1.8L 7CVT ? ₦ 6,000,000 - $46,110.00 USA 1.8L 4AT ‘L’ USD$18,210 - $22,962.81 Singapore 1.6L 7CVT STD - $135,988.00 South Africa 1.6L 7CVT Prestige R252,900 - $30,302.73 Taiwan 1.8L 7CVT Deluxe NT7,260,000 - $30,247.00 Thailand 1.8L 7CVT G B829,000 - $32,147.00 Analysis: It's no surprise Singapore is still the most expensive place to buy a Toyota Corolla, after all we've been the subject of other stories on our huge car prices. It's enough to buy you a lovely Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG 4MATIC, or half of an SLS AMG Coupe, in the cheapest market, the USA. Even the strongest contender, Cuba, which according to this Reuters report sees taxes of up to 400 percent on some goods, doesn't come close. According to that story, a second-hand Corolla could cost you $50,440 - in Singapore a six-year old Corolla Altis would cost you the same, and only for four more years at that. Interestingly, some of the less-developed countries on the list feature higher prices, which is likely due to tax structures and the lack of local production, although Indonesia does have a Toyota factory. Which brings us back to the fact that the astronomical price hasn't stopped the Corolla from being a strong seller here - Car Buyer understands that at least 400 units have found homes here, which is impressive for a non-premium brand in this sort of climate. Think about it you still want PAP after 2016?? They have been here toooo long and complacent, what ever policy they want to implement no objection from his cabinet members!! Just implement and make lots of MONEY at the expense of the Shitizen!!! Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. 
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