newbie from the fareast..and black MY07 gt3..
12-20-2007, 09:30 PM
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12-21-2007, 01:05 AM
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12-21-2007, 01:06 AM
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yes, we have same dream. i dont like that woman in pix. she looks like will cost me money. i need profit ctr not cost ctr. nice domesticated daughter of wealthy industrialist would do it.
12-21-2007, 01:52 AM
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Moving to Shanghai for family business. Might stay there for a few years.
12-22-2007, 01:09 AM
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12-30-2007, 11:42 AM
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you made two very big assumption.
one, that the poster is writing in english? what exactly is english anyways?
two, you assume he cannot operate a GT3 just b/c he went off? you know andretti, shcumie, alonso, pobst, and the like go off A LOT.
12-30-2007, 06:24 PM
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Asian women are hot. Great car. Enjoy it when you get it back. At least now you won't be so concerned if you run off again. First ding is over.
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12-31-2007, 01:12 AM
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i just said out of respect to learn how to spell Ferrari or Lamborghini. That's all. I knew about these cars before I spoke English so there is no excuse for the Chinese.
h-bo, no problem mate
SUVs are very popular here which i donno really understand...they have been used as saloons and only driven aroud in the city... i have never been to the States but the ratio of SUVs to sedans is definately higher than in Europe. it's like fasions, when X5s and Cayennes appeared in the market.. most ppl had never seen an 'off-road' with such refined interiors, i guess they'd think drive in one of these would be much cooler than in a mercedes S.. anyway, the number of cayennes on the streets is still increasing...
i think the taxes applied to cars are 25%import tax, 17.5%vat and another 25% applied to vehicle with engine capacity larger that 3000cc.. and 10% registration tax.. for the parts is just import tax and VAT..
when consider a high performance car ownership, i think porsche is the most sensible choice. the first service of a 911 cost 2000k which is around 300usd? and Techart in beijing ask half the price of that..
now Ferrari has a service centre in beijing, thanks to the sale firgure of Maseratis... but a Lambogini still has to go to Audi for servicing... and i heard someone just order a Koenigsegg ccx...i donno where hes gona take his car for service...
btw...your 993 gt2 looks really gorgeous, a 993 gt2 is alwaysmy No.1 dream car, sadly we dont have them in here not even a 993 turbo...
SUVs are very popular here which i donno really understand...they have been used as saloons and only driven aroud in the city... i have never been to the States but the ratio of SUVs to sedans is definately higher than in Europe. it's like fasions, when X5s and Cayennes appeared in the market.. most ppl had never seen an 'off-road' with such refined interiors, i guess they'd think drive in one of these would be much cooler than in a mercedes S.. anyway, the number of cayennes on the streets is still increasing...
i think the taxes applied to cars are 25%import tax, 17.5%vat and another 25% applied to vehicle with engine capacity larger that 3000cc.. and 10% registration tax.. for the parts is just import tax and VAT..
when consider a high performance car ownership, i think porsche is the most sensible choice. the first service of a 911 cost 2000k which is around 300usd? and Techart in beijing ask half the price of that..
now Ferrari has a service centre in beijing, thanks to the sale firgure of Maseratis... but a Lambogini still has to go to Audi for servicing... and i heard someone just order a Koenigsegg ccx...i donno where hes gona take his car for service...
btw...your 993 gt2 looks really gorgeous, a 993 gt2 is alwaysmy No.1 dream car, sadly we dont have them in here not even a 993 turbo...