some regions get ls600h/ls600hl without led headlights?
#17
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Singapore import duties are about 100%. Plus, it doesn't stop there. Drivers have to purchase a variety of permits to use their cars downtown for instance. Large & ugly blue triangular stickers are mounted on the windshield to show compliance. Singapore is a very small congested island state, and they have been implementing strict measures to reduce the amount of cars there; there's just not that much room left. Even a plain Jane Corolla costs about $50,000 before taxes and permits.
#18
Singapore import duties are about 100%. Plus, it doesn't stop there. Drivers have to purchase a variety of permits to use their cars downtown for instance. Large & ugly blue triangular stickers are mounted on the windshield to show compliance. Singapore is a very small congested island state, and they have been implementing strict measures to reduce the amount of cars there; there's just not that much room left. Even a plain Jane Corolla costs about $50,000 before taxes and permits.
cause back then the Ford Festiva (I know ) we were looking at was $50k. Thank god we went with a Corolla when we came to Canada and not a Festiva/Aspire.
#19
In Hong Kong, the tax on new cars is over 50% - explaining the high price of over US$200K for the LS600l fully loaded. However, the maximum income tax is about 15% with no capital gains or dividend tax - so the wealthy have much more disposable income. If you have ever driven in HK, you would want to have a driver for your LS - streets are very narrow, traffic is slow and parking is very difficult. On the other hand, my in-laws in HK have a GS300 which cost about US$100K and they only put on about 5000 miles a year on their car, so gas and maintenance are much cheaper.
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