During a trip abroad or while surfing on the internet, at one point or the other you probably compared prices of goods offered in your own country with those in other regions. And naturally, you may have noticed that prices can vary greatly from one country to the other.
Being that for most of people, a car is the second most expensive purchase you will ever make after you house; it’s interesting to see the price differences between various countries around the world.
To make a fair comparison, we had to pick a model that was available in only one engine option globally. For those of you that have been with us for a while, you may remember that we made a price comparison with the Nissan 350Z back in late 2007.
Some four years later, we decided to revisit the subject with the 350Z’s successor, the 370Z Coupe, in its base version and not taking into consideration the possible equipment variations in each market. The exchange rates are from January 16.
The price chart that follows makes for an interesting read as let’s just say that, in the least expensive market, you could buy six (!) 370Zs for the price of one in the most expensive country.
On a side note, if you don’t see your country listed below and you happen to be aware of the base price of the 370Z Coupe in your region, feel free to add it in our comments section.
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