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Nothing to do with me - just thought people might be interested! I think someone posted pics of the car recently, just saw it for sale.

2005 05 Reg PORSCHE 911 Gemballa Avalanche Manual Gearbox
2 Doors, Manual 6 speed, Coupe, Petrol, 800 miles, Metallic Orange with Orange and Black Alcantara, 1 Owner. In stock available NOW: Registered 2005 in Germany and currently on German number plates - Left hand drive vehicle: 997 Gemballa Avalanche with Twin Turbo 500 BHP, This had had the following modifications made to this vehicle - Engine, Gearbox, Suspension, 20" Gemballa alloy wheels, FULL Gemballa exterior and interior design with Uwe Gemballa signature: Gemballa styled Front doors, Super Spoiler, Side skirts, Carbon fibre front and rear skirt, Bonnet & Strut bar, Double spring sport suspension, Racing brake systems with 8 & 4 pistons, Gemballa 20" wheel set, Stiff rear axle mounts, Adjustable stabilizer bar, 3.8 litre 500 BHP with air intercool Twin Turbo, Gemballa FULL GT exhaust, Front oil cooler, Racing pedals, Racing dials, FULL Chassis modification to "Gemballa" racing spec: Heated seats, Sport Gemballa steering wheel, Cruise control, Analogue and digital timer, Electric tilt/slide sunroof, Telephone module, SAT/NAV, Bose, CD.

 

crack smoker price....

 

Welcome the UK prices take any US list price for a car then add 40% - 50% double it and you get the UK price.

The 997 turbo is about $220,000 over here

 

^^^ Pretty nuts, makes the American car prices almost seem affordable! lol

Cool car but a whole lotta money!

 

looks good in red.... but not the price that comes with it....

 

america is among the most affordable places in the world to buy cars.

I was talking to the official importer of Porsches here in my country. a new GT2 will cost approximately $US 350,000

a new Turbo costs $US 275,000

you guys don't know how good you have it!!!

 

nice car, crazy expensive! how much are CGT there?

 

 

That roof needs to be 3" lower...like the 1st one

 

Yeah, almost the same in germany. Especially the week dollar kicks in. However, I think we forgot to mention Norway in this game. Here are a few examples:

New cars:
Dodge Caliber 2,0 SXT - 55 593$
Porsche Cayenne Turbo - 353 929$
Porsche 911 Turbo - 349 000$
Cadillac BLS 2,8 - 132 723$
Ford F-250 - 73 340$
Honda Civic Type-R - 71 036,24$
Lexus RX350 - 165 678,89$
Volvo V70R - 170 603,85$
Audi R8 - 299 487,47$
BMW 335i - 143 608,41$
BMW M5 - 301 106,86$
BMW X4 4,4 - 224 945,32$
VW Golf R32 - 115 125,46$

Used cars
2006 Lancer EVO 9 - 5000 miles - 106 846,52$
2005 Ford Mustang 4,0 V6 Aut. Boss 302 - 22000 miles - 99 834,72$
2005 Chevrolet Corvette 6.0 - 9000 miles - 98 165,24$
2004 Cadillac Escalade 6.0 - 55000miles - 78 465,42$
2006 VW Jetta 2.0TDI - 22000 miles - 51 753,79$


All prices are in US dollars. The new cars have no extras
The average income in Norway is 58 431,69$

Yeah I think the prices in the US are awesome .... love it

 

I am amazed at how much some of these cars go for in Europe...very interesting to say the least.

 

Yeah I agree, it is quite expensive. Not to mention the gas which currently goes for (Premium) 1.43 Euro / Liter ==> 1.43 Euro * 3.78 == 5.41 Euro * 1.46 == $7.90 a gallon.

However more and more European Car Manufacturers thinking about building plants here in the US. The first one is VW (ready by 2009). BMW, Mercedes and Audi are thinking about it right now (just a red an article about it a few days ago on a german news site).

 

i love it!

 

most expensive... wait, it's still a 996, ever.

 

I like the smoking baby more than the car but both owners should consult with a good psychiatrist and get their head shrunk.