Quoting a FOX video (of all news channels, why FOX???) and a EUR/USD trendline that covers a whole 2-hour time period isn't helping your case Hubbster.

Yes, the EUR is depreciating in value but it's nowhere near a crash. Moreover, market trends are showing a possible rise in April this year, so to answer your question. No, it's not a good idea to buy a Ford GT in Europe as you'll pay more than you would at home.

 

While it's true that the Euro is pretty low right now, supply is low and demand is pretty much non-existant. The same handful of cars have been dictating the price for at least the last 4-5 years (which is roughly 50% higher than US prices) and none of them seem to be selling. I can find FGTs for sale today that were still for sale back in 2008 with the same mileage . . .

 

Finally!!! Intelligence has arrived

 

Let's not get carried away here...

 

Lol

 

Let us stick to Ford GT. Open another thread in off-topic forum for euro meltdown.

 

Yes the euro is low. But the cars are still much more expensive compared to cars in the US+ that you have to bring the car home and get it registered. Cars are insanely cheap in the US compared to the rest of the world.

 

I can understand expensive but illegal?


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But I'm pretty sure that it won't be cheaper to buy one in Europe.

 

It is LHD. LHD cars are illegal in India. Only Koenigsegg and Bugatti are allowed to sell cars, only after being taxed a huge sum. A Veyron in India starts at $5 million.