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You've just listed a group of $100,000+ AUD cars there. Just as a point of interest.
by King-Aaron 8y ago
You've just listed a group of $100,000+ AUD cars there. Just as a point of interest.
- FireBeyond 8y agoRight, exactly - but yet to listen to the grandparent comment, "that's hardly much money to spend on a car these days".
- King-Aaron 8y agoTo highlight where I'm coming from, $37k USD is around $52K AUD, which then if you consider onroad and dealership costs, lands you in the ballpark of $60k AUD. Which is what you spend on a Kia Stinger, which while isn't an entry-level car, certainly isn't a Euro. https://www.carsales.com.au/demo/details/Kia-Stinger-2017/OAG-AD-16129345/?Cr=1 https://www.carsales.com.au/demo/details/Kia-Stinger-2017/OA...
- rspeele 8y agoSo $60K USD isn't an expensive car, because an average-priced $37K USD car is nearly $60K in AUD? ...what? Also, even the average new car price being $37K USD seems high to me, given the preponderance of sub-$20K cars I actually see on the road (Civics and Corollas). I could certainly be out of touch in the opposite direction, but I wonder if that's a mean or median average, and whether it includes vehicles that are typically more expensive like SUVs, minivans, and pickup trucks.