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Old 10-08-2012, 08:41 AM   #5
RaceR
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In Norway the 86 is 457.500 NOK and have about 195.000 NOK in taxes.
That would translate to 61824 EURO and 26351 Euro in taxes.
(HP, CO2 and weight)

So you guys have displacemant taxes but not HP? So less HP would not have anything to say. But less CO2, would help?
So it would have less taxes with say 2.0L turbo, 270HP and 160G CO2?

The new 1.5L 3-cylinder BMW engine will probably be great in Finland. Not that bad in terms of taxes in Norway either..

HP and displacement taxes are so stupid!
Engine (and weight) taxes in general are...

The standard BRZ (low spec) have 159g CO2.
The high spec models have 181G CO2.
Source Subaru

How can the difference be that big??? Im comparing manual transmissions..
LSD, a fraction wider tire footprint and some ekstra kilos adding that much conumption??
I once read that FR-S had 160G CO2 with manual. Anyone have the numbers for the manuall FR-S?
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