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Originally Posted by TopoSpain
Problem of this is (in my opinion), (us) European demand, because Chevrolet has forbidden export them and actually they are (Chevy) signing by contract with the customer who buy the new one that he is not allowed for export this unit.
Yesterday I was talking with the spanish partner in Miami looking for the car and told me that about the contract and actually only we can import used cars.
Reason of this Chevy politicy is that they don't want sell Camaro from US because they will sell it in Europe, but Chevy Spain has told that in the first 6 months of 2010 Camaro will not been sell in Europe.
For 2LT for example one dealer in US bought it used at 32500 $ and they are actually auctioning it.
I am from Spain and I am crazy (and 3 or 4 companies here + 1 in UK + 1 in Germany) looking for one at reasonable price (33000 EUR here aprox)
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I don't want to hurt your feelings, but used Camaros are being sold in France for the outrageous price of 75,000 Euros, around $108,000 US dollars. Good luck finding a well-priced Camaro in Spain, it ain't going to happen. I know how the Spanish government works (I was born in Barcelona, Spain) regarding import car's bureaucracy and abusive taxes/tariffs.