How much does a used Evo IX cost in Jakarta? When converted to RM. If it is in rupee, probably few hundred million already.
Much more expensive than here, can still be over rm250k!
How much does a used Evo IX cost in Jakarta? When converted to RM. If it is in rupee, probably few hundred million already.
Woh woh woh very OT d this topic ! From owning evo to talking Subaru, marriage, age, chick, MILF, now back to age. LOL.
You're obviously new to zerotohundred.
I'm usually the one coming into threads cracking the whip telling them that they OT
Much more expensive than here, can still be over rm250k!
Hehehehe guys topic, if it isn't cars, it will be girls ... MILF included
Where you at now ?
MILF sometimes are better looking than chicks. They are super predator hor....and eat dudes alive without spitting out the bones....
You're obviously new to zerotohundred.
I'm usually the one coming into threads cracking the whip telling them that they OT
That one not cougar or something like that.....hhahhahaha
Cougar or MILF, sapu aje lar if she is into you ! Hahahahaha
"can wrongly kill, so long no one can escape"
Means Cars in Jakarta more expensive than here?
Depends, if just normal cars then Indonesia is slightly cheaper, maybe by around 15%. But if sports, performance, or high end cars, they are much more expensive coz very rare to find. One main factor is because importing used cars is not allowed.
Depends, if just normal cars then Indonesia is slightly cheaper, maybe by around 15%. But if sports, performance, or high end cars, they are much more expensive coz very rare to find. One main factor is because importing used cars is not allowed.
Which means JDM market exclusive cars are very difficult to find then? Cars like WRX STI 2.0 which is only for the Japanese market is unavailable?
Wow, din know Indonesia has such strict laws. Thanks for educating. Even for Australia they can import any car into their soil as long as it passes emission standard and road worthy. But most Japanese imports are not qualified, and some they have to detune the car from the country they import from to match the emission standard. EVO VIII in Aussie for example is about 276hp and slightly lower torque, officially import. They can't decat their car's exhaust system, modifying car in Aussie also raises the insurance cost and the insurance cost cost more than the car in long run. One more thing, most Australians are very into protecting the environment and they will really comply to the emission standards. Unlike here, i think most of us will decat the car's exhaust system once we have the chance.
True for Australia. Seen and watched many videos of JDM cars being sent to Australia after bidding from auction. Other than JDM, I heard that Australia do have some true American muscle cars too isn't it? Like those from 1970s.
Yup many muscles are still roaming around the streets. Its very rare to spot one cause most of them are from 60's to 70's. During the 80's, the Japanese cars were becoming very popular in Aussie, i can still see the old Galant VR2 cruising down the street. Not to mention Holden is holding their own during that time and making their own automobiles, too bad they are sold to China now ...
So nowadays, normally what are the cars that roam Australian streets? Conti, Japanese, Korean or locals? Holden makes great cars too such as Commodore and Monaro.
Which means JDM market exclusive cars are very difficult to find then? Cars like WRX STI 2.0 which is only for the Japanese market is unavailable?
Every country different rules.......:hmmmm:
Wow, din know Indonesia has such strict laws. Thanks for educating. Even for Australia they can import any car into their soil as long as it passes emission standard and road worthy. But most Japanese imports are not qualified, and some they have to detune the car from the country they import from to match the emission standard. EVO VIII in Aussie for example is about 276hp and slightly lower torque, officially import. They can't decat their car's exhaust system, modifying car in Aussie also raises the insurance cost and the insurance cost cost more than the car in long run. One more thing, most Australians are very into protecting the environment and they will really comply to the emission standards. Unlike here, i think most of us will decat the car's exhaust system once we have the chance.
Wow, din know Indonesia has such strict laws. Thanks for educating. Even for Australia they can import any car into their soil as long as it passes emission standard and road worthy. But most Japanese imports are not qualified, and some they have to detune the car from the country they import from to match the emission standard. EVO VIII in Aussie for example is about 276hp and slightly lower torque, officially import. They can't decat their car's exhaust system, modifying car in Aussie also raises the insurance cost and the insurance cost cost more than the car in long run. One more thing, most Australians are very into protecting the environment and they will really comply to the emission standards. Unlike here, i think most of us will decat the car's exhaust system once we have the chance.
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