+1 cool to hear about the european experience.

 

I have had my Brokers license (just for fun)for the last 5 years.A lot of my clients here in the US drive insane cars.And i would allways refer them to the right places,not to mention when it came to geting the cars fixed up.
I hva eexported cars to many Countries in Europe,and would never export to one where i do not know someone personally.It did happen that i had people order cars from places i was not familiar with,but then i would let my Brother Russians and Armenians take over from there

 

Gas prices are also ridiculous there, right?

 

I was tempted to start exporting cars to Europe also.. All went dead when last year a friend of mine asked me to get him a BMW M3 coupe...After many phone calls I was able to find out from BMW corp that they would NOT honor the warranty there, in order to protect the market obviously...

-A

 

+1 on finishing your coffee.

 

Nice posts about the experiences in Europe.

 

Nice thread.
I have been to Italy and Greece and I can say that even the big hauling trucks are MB's and BMW's which is why I think they are highly overated.

 

in ukraine my g37s journey fully loaded costed $72500

 

^ Is that converted into US currency or Ukrainian money?

 

$=dollars

 

That's right!

 

$=Dollars and by the way most ukrainians have 500-600 USD monthly salary.

i even didn't need to convert. we buy and sell import things in USD or EUR. it's called "conventional unit" in my country and it's calculated by the currency exchange rate to national currency after that. Cut me a slack for my english please.

 

From what I understand, doesn't the Euro version get more/nicer stuff?

Regardless the G37 at those prices is a ripoff!

 

GT-R is sold for ~$140k
Shelby GT500 ~$95k

as i understand , there is no euro version, my is american for example

 

^^ those are only winter wheels right?