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November 3rd, 2006 01:53 PM #1Don't you think Php2 Million pesos converted to American Dollars = $40,000
is too expensive?
In US. The price of a E-Class Benz is the same.
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November 7th, 2006 02:01 AM #4Wouldn't be so bad paying taxes if the money were being spent well, right. But some (much?) of it is going either to private hands or to pay interest on big loans that went bad, like for that nuclear plant that never produced any energy, no?
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November 3rd, 2006 06:01 PM #5Function of taxes. Note: Originally Posted by chickeness
Don't you think Php2 Million pesos converted to American Dollars = $40,000
is too expensive?
In US. The price of a E-Class Benz is the same.
Subaru WRX -
US Price: 1.25 million pesos (estimate)
Philippine Price: 1.68 million pesos - 430k mark up.
Nissan Murano -
US Price: 1.6 million pesos (estimate)
Philippine Price: 2.65 million pesos - 1 million peso mark up.
Honda Pilot -
US Price: 1.5 million pesos (estimate)
Philippine Price: 2.6 million pesos - 1.1 million peso mark up.
Mercedes E-Class
US, cheapest version, E350 - 2.52 million pesos (estimate) (no, you can't buy it at under 50k $ anymore)
Philippine Price: E280 ONLY - 5.12 million pesos - 2.6 million peso mark up.
It's all taxes.
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November 3rd, 2006 06:45 PM #7and tax inclusive na rin yang mga US prices. Originally Posted by niky
Function of taxes. Note:
Subaru WRX -
US Price: 1.25 million pesos (estimate)
Philippine Price: 1.68 million pesos - 430k mark up.
Nissan Murano -
US Price: 1.6 million pesos (estimate)
Philippine Price: 2.65 million pesos - 1 million peso mark up.
Honda Pilot -
US Price: 1.5 million pesos (estimate)
Philippine Price: 2.6 million pesos - 1.1 million peso mark up.
Mercedes E-Class
US, cheapest version, E350 - 2.52 million pesos (estimate) (no, you can't buy it at under 50k $ anymore)
Philippine Price: E280 ONLY - 5.12 million pesos - 2.6 million peso mark up.
It's all taxes.
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November 3rd, 2006 06:49 PM #8although....
local mazda3 800k
US price $14k = 700k
konti lang difference.
the tax / price differential is on the much more expensive cars. unfortunately the tax brackets aren't changing, but car prices are steadily creeping upward.
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November 3rd, 2006 08:19 PM #9Gawa dun yung oto eh... apples and oranges...
Tawas dito P5, tawas sa US $10
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November 3rd, 2006 08:42 PM #10naalala ko na naman ang FJ cruiser. it sells here for about 3.5 million pesos sa states +USD24k===1.2million pesos hahahhaha only in my dreams
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wish I could buy an E class at $40K maybe $50K is more realistic.
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