I think you are again confused. It’s a brand new car. The MSRP is over 60k, but MSRP != selling price. Perhaps it’s common to pay MSRP in Germany, but if you’r

I think you are again confused. It’s a brand new car. The MSRP is over 60k, but MSRP != selling price. Perhaps it’s common to pay MSRP in Germany, but if you’re paying MSRP in the US for a non special vehicle you’re doing it wrong. > Sorry, but a brand new car will be much more expensive then in the US than in Germany. You’ve provided no evidence to suggest this is the case.