I like the BMW M3 - classy, but not too over the top. Looking at the BMW Australia website, I found the following price guide:
M3 Coupe - Recommended Drive Away Price $170,718.93 (AUD) in Western Australia
http://bmw.com.au/com/en/newvehicles/mseries/m3coupe/2007/compare.html
Unless you earn over $300,000 per year, you're bloody stupid to buy a car for that much... but I wonder how America decides to price the M3...
M3 Coupe - Starting at $58,900 MSRP (USD)
http://www.bmwusa.com/standard/content/vehicles/2011/m/default.aspx
That doesn't include sales tax, but with the quote being in USD, in todays exchange rate that's approximately $56,000 AUD - why does Australia pay an extra $115,000 AUD?
I will stick with driving my Suzuki Alto, one of the cheapest available cars in Western Australia. To be honest, it's a bloody good car for the size and price.
M3 Coupe - Recommended Drive Away Price $170,718.93 (AUD) in Western Australia
http://bmw.com.au/com/en/newvehicles/mseries/m3coupe/2007/compare.html
Unless you earn over $300,000 per year, you're bloody stupid to buy a car for that much... but I wonder how America decides to price the M3...
M3 Coupe - Starting at $58,900 MSRP (USD)
http://www.bmwusa.com/standard/content/vehicles/2011/m/default.aspx
That doesn't include sales tax, but with the quote being in USD, in todays exchange rate that's approximately $56,000 AUD - why does Australia pay an extra $115,000 AUD?
I will stick with driving my Suzuki Alto, one of the cheapest available cars in Western Australia. To be honest, it's a bloody good car for the size and price.
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