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Old 01-04-2012, 11:32 PM   #1
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Price information officially released in Japan

Only for 86

RC: 1.99 M Yen (about $25K)
G: 2.41 M Yen (about $31K)
GT: 2.79M Yen (about $35K) -> This is roughly an FR-S mono spec equivalent
GT Limited: 2.97M Yen (about $37K)



Hope this is not an indication of a sticker shock in the US.

http://www.njd.jp/topNews/dt/3031/
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Old 01-04-2012, 11:36 PM   #2
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umm are these prices going to translate directly to the U.S. market?
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umm are these prices going to translate directly to the U.S. market?
Nope. These prices don't mean anything for the US market.
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Compare other cars in Japan vs exchange rate vs price in america.
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Hope this is not an indication of a sticker shock in the US.
It's not. There are many factors that decide pricing in Japan such as taxes, demand, maintaining exclusivity, etc.
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If anything, it's an indication of the 86 releasing soon in Japan. If the US market has the same release date, then you can expect prices for the BRZ/FR-S as well, possibly at the Detroit Auto Show in mid January.
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not looking good for us Aussies...
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Cars will be available from April in Japan and they will start taking orders in February.
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Well... for example (couldn't find any with Toyota sorry)... the CR-Z sells for roughly 2.25M¥ in japan... in USA = 19600$USD

so if 2.25M yen = 19,600$USD, this means the GT (2.79M) would sell approx @ 24,300$USD, but as we all know, cars in japan are more expensive than in usa... so you could probably take 2-3k off easily... I'm saying 21K for FR-S in the states... 23,500$ in Canada

This is by no mean a scientific/marketing oriented calculation, but could be not so far from reality...
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Lol just this morning in another thread I posted it would be around $30,000 ballpark.
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no need to create hysteria over prices that will have nothing to do w/ those set here in the U.S.
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This whole thread is largely meaningless as a predictor for North American pricing. The problem is the giant hikes in Yen value have made Toyotas far more expensive in Japan.

2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid LE
USA: $25900

Canada: $26900 (Canadians should be writing thank you letters to Toyota for not raping us like every other fucking car company!)

Japan: 3.04 million yen (Equates to 39,619.20 USD)

Great article about Toyota's sales forecast for 2012 and why it's going to be a huge challenge:
http://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime/2...de-in-the-u-s/
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May not be US prices but definitely related through some formuals/variables. Maybe someone knowledgeable in import/export can shed light?

Edit: Above post helps, thanks.
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