Our Cars (dream or actual)
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And the funny thing is everyone is still driving Lamborghini's, Ferrari's and other exotics.
I lived in Singapore for around 5 years and was always amazed at people who had cars. Really no need for it.no definitely not much of a need. apart from that top 1%, most people use it as an ease of convenience especially when they have families. with a country that small, the public transport is what i'd say pretty decent. though for lamborghini/ ferrari's and exotic owners, when was that ever a need? hahaha.
@W1N:
We pay car tax of 10-50% depending on emissions. (I'm always at 50%). Tax is calculated on top of estimated market price of the car plus sales tax 24%. Additionally we pay annual tax on using the car and $6,24 per gallon for gas.
My range rover supercharged is tagged around $330,000 at the local dealer.
Beat that
wow. i never expect car prices in most other countries to be that high, especially when you really need it to travel. though most scandanavian countries have a very good quality of life, so i'd expect even the public transport to be pretty decent.
that said, not sure if it's the exact same model, but this is $511,999sgd so about 380,000usd. http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_overview.php?CarCode=11237
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Lol
I agree that it's a pretty bad looking car, and I'm personally a fan of the Nissan truck it was based on as well as the Tacoma that the front end was obviously styled after. Something just seems off. I wish they would have gone back in time and modeled it as a G-Wagon with a truck bed instead of offering an ML350 with a truck bed…
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I remember my uncle having a Moggy traveler back in the day. Ex cop car, it had plugs in the roof where the cop sign used to be.
Anyway back on track, need this in my life.
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I will admit to knowing absolutely ZERO about LR/RR products, but this is a pretty sweet build…
