I speak portuguese. The site doesn't do much yet.. $70,000 Reis (reals) is about $39,436 USD today. I've been there. This is an expensive car for them in my opinion. They could buy a nice house for the price of the car. Also I don't think the translated "gears" correctly under transmission in should be "marchas". Looking at it the whole translation is terrible, sorry.. But is someone using a machine translation or a human? I'm not trying to pick on it , I'd just like to see it done right..
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Originally Posted by Tran
I agree with that prediction. Perhaps if the V6 version was available, more regular income Brazilians would be able to afford the car. Hopefully the V6 model does make it there at some point. |
The V-6 is plenty for them there. There are a lot of small economy cars there. When I went there for a month my rental was a 1.0 liter and a 3.0 liter was big engine there. Even the motorcylces had smaller engines. You didn't see to many big bikes. Gas is expensive there. The Camaro SS is expensive for them, the V-6 version is more affordable but still expensive.
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Originally Posted by Revo1
Pretty cool! Obviously, navigating it is a bit tricky for me LOL
Very cool though!
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Nah, just look at the pictures... You can do it!
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Originally Posted by cab2g
Boy I am glad I live in America. I sure couldn't afford a $70,000 car.... or even a $45,000 Malibu?!?!
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That's converted into their money reals which is a lot for them anyway.. It would be like you spending $70K USD for your camaro. How hard would that be for you? Only very well off people there will ever be able to buy an SS. The average person would spend that money on a house there. There will probabaly be some import tax or tarrif making the car a little more expensive. On another note, I not could believe how much cheaper a Honda or a BMW was there. The US must tack on a pretty penny to the price of those cars here.
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Originally Posted by x626xBlack
There is a thread on here from a Brazilian complaining about the V6 not being offered.
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Sure if they offered a V-6 he/she might be able to afford it, and 300 HP is plenty for them compared to what is on the roads there.